Sentence examples for peaking point from inspiring English sources

"Since we got him, he has been doing better and better and is at a peaking point now," Dutrow said.

The trajectory of emissions is still rising so we need to get to our global peaking point this decade and then get our trajectory down".

This always changes, but Boo Williams, Peaking Point has been a Sandboards favourite for the past year or so from a DJ point of view.

Considering in addition also genes that have a low p-value for periodicity and regulation (shown in Table 3) according to Cyclebase [30] but without a clear defined peaking point during the cell cycle the number of candidate genes to be periodic can not be further reduced.

Moreover, it shows that almost every point of b M ϵ is a (weakly) peaking point.

As the season progress increase the number of repetitions, shorten the distance, shorten the rest, and increase the pace until you reaching a peaking point right before your final race.

The lead single, "Party in the U.S.A ., became Cyrus' best-selling effort up to that point, peaking at number two in the Billboard Hot 100.

What's now called the "Yerkes-Dodson Law" refers to the curve of performance peaking at the point of optimal anxiety, and lowering with both too little and too much anxiety.

However, over the next 24 h relative amounts of LHR markedly increased (P < 0.05), and though not significantly this trend continued beyond the 48 h time point, peaking after 96 h of culture, at about six-fold greater than the initial amounts.

This was further supported by data from the Gene Ontology Enrichment analysis, which revealed an upregulation of genes associated with nucleotide biosynthesis, ribosome biogenesis, translation, mitochondria and chloroplast components at the same stage (Additional file 2), pointing to an extensive proliferation peaking at this time point [ 71, 72].

But within a few days, even as the Dow continued to move up, Mr. Bush's lead reappeared, peaking at 13 points on Oct. 26.