Sentence examples for peaked by from inspiring English sources

The titers of all virus groups peaked by 24 h; the highest peak titers were in the NA FL93 infection groups (Table 2).

But, according to Mr Gaddis, his prestige had peaked by 1948.

In 44 of them the population had peaked by 1900, in another 25 between 1910 and 1950.

American house prices peaked by the mid-1920s and the construction industry had gone into a tailspin by 1929.

More importantly, the damage to its balance sheet from troubled assets may have peaked by the end of the year.

It was founded in 1992, when gang crime in Los Angeles peaked, by Greg Boyle, a Jesuit priest.

"The benefits to the university will have peaked by 2006," says Armstrong, "and the university will continue to be ahead until 2016.

The vogue for sonnet sequences that told the story of a tormented love affair, with lofty mystical and symbolic overtones, had already peaked by the mid-1590s.

The eastward-rolling suburbanization of Long Island struck in the early 1950's and peaked by the early 1970's, the 20-year period in which most homes were built.

If it had already peaked by the time Bennett wrote about it, in the fall of 2015, we can locate its hard endpoint about a year later, in November of last year.

Systemic delivery of hGH was evident within 4 hours and peaked by day 1 after implantation in all dogs.