Sentence examples for multiple peaks corresponding from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 2, it consists of multiple peaks corresponding to a significant soccer event.

On the other hand, the 13C NMR spectrum have multiple peaks corresponding to (C=O ketoni, (C=O)amidic, C=N and CH3 groups at 196.65, 167.58, 148.81 and 23.90 ppm.

In contrast, Zwittergent 3 14 treatment of the wild-type rHA protein results in multiple peaks corresponding to rosette, trimer, and various species of intermediate sizes.

The multiple peaks corresponding to the peptides with a low molecular weight predominantly in the range of 800 to 1079 m/z were produced by Bacillus subtilis.

For each experiment, we acquired A-scans with only a mirror in the sample arm, and deliberately misaligned the polarization controllers to enable visualization of the multiple peaks corresponding to interference between the various polarization states.

Rather than fractionating at the expected size of a SIRT6 molecule (~40 KD), SIRT6 was detected in multiple peaks corresponding to large protein complexes ranging up to ~700 KD.

Since many glycans have sequential, positional, and linkage isomers (multiple structures with the same mass and elemental composition), the EIC can have multiple peaks, one corresponding to each glycan isomer structure.

In this case, multiple peaks of infectiousness corresponding to generations of infection within the household can be clearly distinguished, and there are more cases in the second generation of infection than in the first.

The presence of multiple, very high peaks, corresponding to dispersed X-specific satellites, occurs only in melanogaster group species.

When the equimolar NaPSS four-mixture sample was added into the cis side, the historgram of log τ2 shows multiple peaks as expected, corresponding to different NaPSS components in the mixture.

A more common occurrence is recording sites that express ISI peaks corresponding to integer multiples of stimulus intervals (stimulus phase-locked spikes) (Fig. 1C).