Sentence examples for longer peak from inspiring English sources

"We've always kind of felt like, if he would have taken some shortcuts, maybe he would have had a longer peak," Murphy's oldest son, Chad, said.

Firstly, Rathnam explained that there are "no longer peak hours" on the service as the U.S. goes to sleep.

NPs introduced to cells in serum-free (0 % HuS) conditions exhibited spectra with significantly longer peak wavelengths than did NPs exposed to cells in serum-containing (10, 25, and 50 % HuS) conditions.

Feeding BMR silage with a high dietary concentration of alfalfa hay maintained more body weight, but did not affect milk production through peak lactation; however, cows fed the BMR diet post-peak lactation consumed more feed and maintained longer peak milk yield, leading to greater overall milk production and milk protein yield.

This experiment was conducted to test a hypothesis that lactating dairy cows fed 35% brown midrib (BMR) corn silage and 25% alfalfa hay (dry matter (DM) basis) would consume more DM around peak lactation compared with those fed conventional corn silage (CS), resulting in longer peak milk production.

As Cui illustrates, real-life super-models no longer peak the need and close the sale.

A similar situation is pictured in Figure 2D, except that the stable equilibrium corresponds to high tonic rate of about <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0012695.e173.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> 189 Hz and the coexisting oscillations have longer peaks; note that the bursts are longer and the inter-burst intervals are shorter.

Health implications of exposure to short, high peaks during cycling instead of the lower, longer peaks in cars and buses are not clear but could be important (Peters et al. 2004).

Furthermore, even if small length peaks are more likely to be homoplasious than longer peaks as previously reported [ 12], our results suggest that this can be not valid for peaks containing more than 10 fragments, as we observed highly homoplasious peaks at almost any length.

Compared to the profile of VEH mice, data suggest a 2 h-longer peak at wake-up, with the relative minimum of activity being shifted onward (from 12 h to 14 h) in DAT-i ones.

In brief, DAT-fragment immunization produced: 1) a 2 h-longer peak of activity seen at light-offset; 2) a 1 h-anticipated beginning of rest after nocturnal daily activity; and 3) a wake-up attempt during the middle of the daylight.