Sentence examples for peak potentially from inspiring English sources

China's total emissions are on track to peak potentially a decade earlier than their official target of no later than 2030.

MS data is extremely complex and there is the possibility of a given peak potentially containing multiple peptide elements.

When observed peaks differed in sharpness or appeared with more than 0.08 sec of difference from the main peak, potentially different DNA sequences were suspected.

Thus, premature hemoperfusion and hyperoxia in early gestation may lead to reduced VEGF levels and a premature PlGF peak, potentially causing maldevelopment of villous vessels and pregnancy failure [ 16, 17].

Blizzard conditions with winds in excess of 90km/h are expected to develop in the Snowy Mountains on Saturday, with the alpine peaks potentially experiencing gusts of about 125km/h.

Such measures include switching off escalators during off-peak times, forcing passengers to walk up them, lowering the use of air conditioning during summer months, resulting in uncomfortable climatic conditions, reducing the frequency of service, increasing average waiting times and operating smaller trains off-peak, potentially leading to cramped conditions.

In both cases, the presence of satellite peaks potentially affects both peptide identification and quantification.

For example, school closure could result in multiple peaks, potentially involving more cases than would otherwise have occurred.

Signal peaks corresponding to isotopomers, adduct ions, and other product ions of known metabolites were excluded, all signal peaks potentially corresponding to authentic compounds were extracted, and then their migration time (MT) was normalized using those of the internal standards.

It was therefore proposed that the carbonyl stretch indicated sample degradation and the intensity of this peak could potentially be used to indicate the state of degradation [25].

All these results taken together could be associated with impatience to wait for the controls to deactivate after disembarking from a train in the afternoon peak hours, potentially taking the risk of crossing in front of a second train.