Sentence examples for spike lead from inspiring English sources

Unlike in Flint, Michigan, where sudden changes in water chemistry caused a spike, lead levels in Pittsburgh's tap water rose steadily for 12 years, alongside cancer-causing chemicals from fracking waste.

Hanna-Attisha pointed out that research has shown the work of replacing service lines can temporarily spike lead levels because of how it jostles the pipes.

And every spike leads to a dip.

The spike led to accusations from drivers and politicians that oil companies were price-gouging.

In 2009 a second current spike led to an important decision: Opportunity would also drive backwards from then on, rather than risk the loss of a wheel.The rover is nearly as nimble going backwards as it was going forwards but driving backwards it could not initially cover as much distance each day.

One such spike led to a download peak of 34,000 per day at one point.

Each VMN spike leads to a single sound pulse, resulting in a one-to-one translation between VMN output and the temporal properties of natural vocalization, such as call duration and fundamental frequency (compare Figure  1A and B).

Recent deterministic network models that incorporate synaptic plasticity also demonstrate how such irregularity robustly co-exists with avalanche dynamics, even in the absence of stochasticity (Stepp et al., 2014), yet demonstratively at a phase transition, where the addition of a single spike led to exponentially deviating network trajectories.

High sugar readings or spikes lead to weight gain and increased risk of diabetes.

The spikes lead to more hunger, he says, and -- this is the part that many experts dispute -- to inevitable weight gain.

In particular, fixing firing rates and the probability of pairwise coincidences of spikes lead to a Gibbs distribution having the same form as the Ising model.