Sentence examples for points peak from inspiring English sources

Based on this model, EMI frequency points has been estimated by approximative equation for the given structure and size of a motor, and EMI frequency points, peak values that received by the ports of antennas and far-field pattern have been calculated.

For key end points, peak and total (area under curve) responses were compared among groups.

Examples of the smoothing effect broadening simple peaks are presented in Supplementary Figure 7 in the Supporting Information where peaks defined with one or five points are smoothed with different SG windows (the five points peak series is inverted).

Our observation that in N. furzeri, the frequency of turning points peaks shortly before median lifespan suggests that this may be a general phenomenon in vertebrates.

In the slow-moving world of demographics, that felt like a dramatic turning point: "peak toil", if you like.

Every athlete, from Olympian to Sunday-morning plodder, knows that at some point peak fitness will start to dwindle, and the aches and pains will begin to outweigh the gains.

It was held by the base of the tail and was gently pulled away from the grid until the mouse released its grip at which point peak tension on the pull bar was recorded.

This is sufficient to remove three point peak equivalent peaks from the raw data and improve confidence in peak assignments by removing artifacts caused by single point peaks.

Neither of these studies specified at which time point peak hsCRP was measured.

In this study, the melting point peak of BBR (~190°C) appeared in the thermogram of pure BBR along with other characteristic endothermic peaks).

However, the melting point peak position was slightly shifted towards a higher temperature; the curve itself seemed broadened and revealed a "shoulder".