Sentence examples for maximum peak height from inspiring English sources
Critical factors taken into account by the software include empirically determined extremes of heterozygous imbalance (Hb) and the drop-out threshold (Ht) defined as the maximum peak height of a surviving heterozygous allele, where its partner may have dropped out.
An ultra-smooth surface with a maximum peak height (Rp) less the monolayer lubricant film thickness was achieved when the Ar dose was increased to 8 × 1016 ions/cm2.
Correlation between average roughness (Ra) parameters and the ratio between maximum peak height and average distance between the highest peak and lowest valley (Rp/Rz) and wettability for the different treatment conditions were analyzed.
The maximum peak height was obtained from the Ag/GL-5/2.5-18 substrate.
Peaks that fall below (5,%) of the maximum peak height within the (GCtimes GC) ROI are rejected as baseline noise.
When Em/Ag or Em-BSA/Ag complexes were included in the PSi, the fluorescence emission became more intense than Raman bands of PSi, and the maximum peak height was five times the 503 cm−1 Raman band of PSi.
The height distribution shows significant annual variation, with minimum (maximum) peak heights and maximum (minimum) height widths in early Spring (mid-summer).
Results of a Wilcoxon Mann–Whitney test of normalized peak heights indicated that maximum peak heights during storm events were approximately 10% lower in ditches with weirs (18.4 vs. 28.5%, p = 0.015).
The arch is surmounted by elongated hills that have maximum peak heights of (sim 400 m relative to the surrounding plain (Fig. 2b, d).
The y-axis of flow cytometry data is presented as a relative count of cells, where each data set is fit to have equivalent maximum peak heights in order to facilitate visual comparison between samples.
Parent ion mass spectra were collected at high mass resolving power (m/Δ m50% = 200,000 at m/ z 400, in which Δ m50% is spectral peak full width at half-maximum peak height) and acquisition rate (> 1 Hz).
