Sentence examples for marked peak of from inspiring English sources

The synaptic weight around 50% for the frequency ratio f struct/f soil is associated with a marked peak of the damage increment around f struct/f soil = 1, with values exceeding 2 for moderate to strong motion and large velocity contrast, i.e., large site amplification.

Among irregularly fruiting species, 3 out of 11 fruited continuously throughout the study period with a marked peak of fructification (e.g., Mimosa guillandinae, Figure 1).

The CDC15 synchronization time-course presented a marked peak of yca1 expression at a time following the second G1/S transition post release from growth-repressive conditions (Figure S1, t = 150 min).

Importantly, the TZ was the only root apex region significantly affected with regards to gravistimulation; in fact, the marked peak of oxygen influx was greatly enhanced in the upper part of the horizontal (gravistimulated) root, whereas the DZ maintained a similar pattern.

Interestingly, and in agreement with the pattern shown in our preliminary study [ 41], at anthesis, when expression of IPT CKX and ZOG genes was uniformly low in the flag leaf, the TaGLU1 gene showed a marked peak of expression, with over a 300-fold up-regulation.

The triangle marked peaks denote the angle of diffraction of the X-rays from the La2Zr2O7 phase of the catalyst.

Panels show baseline and peak fluorescence intensity with the arrow marking peak fluorescence intensity of the mSCT.

But 2006 marked the peak of a historic bubble.

Private Lives marked the peak of the playwright's career.

Winning the Olympics for Sochi marked the peak of his popularity.

Its introduction in 1989 marked the peak of Japan's stockmarket and property bubbles.