The absorption peak diminishes completely after 80 min for the TiO2@CNTs thin film.
Also, this peak diminishes and nearly disappears for time values of around 100 s.
At scan rates larger than 200 mV s−1 and lower than 0.5 mV s−1, the oxidative peak diminishes and the peak separation cannot longer be studied.
However, with further increase in etching time to form the MQW nanopyramids (Figure 5c), this PL peak diminishes due to the severe material loss after the RIE process.
As ion content rises, the intensity of the matrix loss peak diminishes, while the intensity of the cluster loss peak rises.
Two of the O1s, and all the S2p and N1s peaks diminished in intensity with treatment time, eventually disappearing.
Irrespective of the amount of Bi2O3 present in the negative electrodes, Zn XRD peaks diminish as the discharge proceeds.
As it can be seen in Figure?1, during continuous cycling, the current response of this pair of redox peaks diminishes slowly, and at the same time, another redox peak appears between 0.1 and 0.23 V.
Upon heating, the peak A remained, whereas the peak B diminished (Tian et al. 2010).
Note that for both anthropometric measures, the amplitude of the larger spring peak has diminished over time, while the small summer peak has increased slightly.
