Sentence examples for peak supporting from inspiring English sources

The XRD patterns of these samples showed a single and very broad peak supporting the hypothesis of the non-alloyed Pt and Ru.

Also, our data indicate that the amplitudes of both diurnal and semidiurnal tides have a maximum below 100 km, decreasing for heights above that peak, supporting our decision for choosing such wind amplitude model.

Our results partially supported our hypotheses; we found a statistically significant main effect between groups (implicit and explicit) for hip abduction and knee abduction moment at initial contact, and hip abduction and hip abduction moment at peak; supporting our hypothesis that implicit would have greater improvements than the explicit group.

However, differences in the lateral compartments between OA and non-OA specimens were associated with hydroxyproline/proline, amide I, and centroid of the phosphate peak, supporting the theory that there are collagen changes in the bone.

The current study examined the exercise intensity of self-selected exercise in adolescents, and although a different population from previous studies, results indicated that self-selected exercise intensity was within the recommended range of between 50-85% V ˙ O 2 peak, supporting previous findings with middle-aged adult participants [ 13, 42, 43] and college-age participants [ 8, 18, 44, 45].

While Zn(OH 2 on the surface of the nanoparticles could also explain the quenching of the UV emission, we could not detect major changes in the O1s peak (Supporting Information), and thus do not believe that the dissociation of possible Zn(OH 2 could play a major role [40].

This puts property in the capital 14 per cent above the 2007 peak, supported by a shortage of homes, queues of foreign investors and a stronger economy than the country at large.

Known today, rather prosaically, as Angkor Archaeological Park, the 150-square-mile site was the political and cultural centre of the Khmer empire and at its peak supported a population of one million.

This peak supports the results obtained from the DRIFTS analysis of the deposits indicating the presence of oxygenated groups such as carboxylic acids, anhydrides or lactones on the deposits [13 15].

However, the fact that the events occur at the F region peak supports a recently published model (Ekeberg et al., 2010), where solitary structures generated by magnetic field perturbations were suggested as a possible generation mechanism for the type of uniform enhancements presented here.

The gritstone and shale of the Dark Peak supports heather moorland and blanket bog environments, with rough sheep pasture and grouse shooting being the main land uses.