Sentence examples for peak on to from inspiring English sources

The time from peak ON to alloBMT for the two groups is in Table 3.

Therefore, in the VGB patients we regarded the increase in the VGB (plus unknown) peak on HPLC to be due predominantly to an increase in VGB.

He constantly rejects suggestions that he is close to his peak, holding on to the view that he can keep going, as Andre Agassi has, into his early thirties.

Traffic over the Easter holiday period is likely to peak on Thursday, according to the AA, with motoring organisations forecasting a busier getaway than last year.

The waters are expected to peak on Wednesday and up to 9,000 homes could be affected.

The day-of-the-week components, D t, in Figure 3 tend to peak on Sunday or Monday, fall to a minimum Thursday or Friday, and then rise.

It is a sinister dish, this ziggurat of bread, steak and foie gras, cloaked in black like a treacherous peak on the road to Mordor.

The Mcm2 7 proteins (which peak on chromatin prior to entry into S phase) and the replication fork proteins (which peak on chromatin during S phase) could be separated when 12 clusters were used.

The kinetics of responses in the aged showed a sharp peak on day 7 to both viruses, which was followed in some individuals by additional smaller peaks on days 14 or 28.

Online sales are expected to peak on Sunday and Monday, but shoppers are increasingly prepared to spend closer to Christmas as delivery services become more reliable.

You have to train all year to peak on a certain day and that's what these guys are aiming for.