Sentence examples for peak marked from inspiring English sources

While it's unclear whether the boat was committing crime, the incident showed that the tension surrounding pirate fishing is reaching a peak, marked elsewhere by increasing conflict, and the detainment and scuttling of illegal fishing fleets.

She may have passed her peak – marked by her Best Asian Weblog award in the 2005 Bloggies – but there's no sign of this lippy former student/waitress going away.

In each figure, the peak marked with a star indicates the signal at 10.01 Hz.

The peak marked I.S. is the internal standard (methyl ester of margaric acid, C17:0).

The linewidth is rather determined for the overall peak, marked as stars in Fig. 5 c.

An additional diffraction peak marked with a star may be due to the stacking faults in the samples [7].

"A peak marks the end of an expansion and the beginning of a recession," they say.

Ponti et al. [7] have identified a net network disassembly peak marking the beginning of the transition from lamellipodium to lamellum, which is reproduced by our model.

Peak marks the fall of mean and min temperature.

The pol II is distributed as a peak close to the H3K4me3 peak marking the 5'end of the transcript and a lower density corresponding to the potential transcribed region.

Heteronuclear correlation peaks (along single H C bond) for CH 5d) and CH2 6d) groups were observed in the 1H{13C} HSQC spectrum recorded at 353 K but not in the spectrum recorded at 298 K (Fig. 4 cross-peak marked in a rectangle).