Sentence examples for peak ends from inspiring English sources

The absence of changes in ACTH concentration with time may indicate that the circadian ACTH peak ends earlier than the circadian cortisol peak for both LR and HR subjects.

The peak ends at the early hours after mid-night when the base curve and the reference line intersect second time, (t_{peak,e}).

Start about half an inch from the outside corner of one eye, draw a dome whose peak ends somewhere between your eyebrow and your hairline, and end the dome at the inner corner of the same eye.

They gave this in 2012, when the world was at peak end-of-the-world mania.

A team supposedly at its peak ended up looking like its coach: over-the-hill and on its way out.

By doing so, phenologically sound composites across large areas can be derived for regular intervals and different phenological points in time, e.g. peak, end or minimum of season.

To optimize the separation, desirability functions were applied on modeled responses: normalized migration time differences between peak end and peak start of two consecutive peaks, and overall analysis time.

Key phenology transition dates (start, peak, end, and length of seasonal greening periods) were extracted from 13 years (2000 2012) of Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI) data using Singular Spectrum Analysis SSAA).

Study Design: Transcranial Doppler ultrasonography was performed for 166 women in the second trimester of pregnancy to measure peak, end-diastolic, and mean velocities in the middle cerebral arteries.

According to the "peak end rule," as articulated by the psychologist Daniel Kahneman, the final memory that your co-workers have of you is likely to be much more vivid than most others, Professor Sutton said.

The peak start, peak apex, and peak end positions of these spectra were matching.