Sentence examples for peaking to from inspiring English sources

Rutherford is ranked only the seventh best long jumper in the world this year but has an uncanny knack of peaking to perfection when it really matters and is rightly favourite in Rio.

Love said last month he was looking for players who were peaking to join the eight who made it based on their Cup points after last month's P.G.A. Championship: Woods, Bubba Watson, Jason Dufner, Keegan Bradley, Webb Simpson, Zach Johnson, Matt Kuchar and Mickelson.

Over the next two years, a number of other local deals sites emerged in the country, peaking to around 100 in 2012, local publication Wall Street notes.

Levels were low at E18.5 and increased rapidly after birth to 6-fold at P14 before peaking to 8-fold at P21.

The system had good ability to reduce ARGs, peaking to more than 4 orders of magnitude, which mainly depended on the biomass retaining of the membrane module.

This study also suggests that higher molecular weight compounds are more constrained in the range of acceptable logD values; the top of optimum region (referred to as "golden triangle") peaking to logD of about 1.5 at MW of 500 Da.

As expected, there is a reflectivity increase in the spectral region 929 to 980 nm peaking close to 950 nm, with a maximum value of 75.1%.

This effect escalates in conjunction with time and distance traveled, peaking at 61 to 90 minutes commuting time.

The time distribution of deaths is similar, with deaths in the first wave peaking two to three weeks after the peak of cases.

After peaking close to Category 5 intensity on September 1, it encountered cold water and began to weaken.

Body temperature followed a characteristic pattern, peaking 2 to 4 days after raltitrexed administration, and resolving usually within 4 days thereafter (range, 1 to 7 days).