Sentence examples for starts to flatten from inspiring English sources

As the prediction time leap t d increases, the distribution of errors starts to flatten out, because the error increases.

It was noticed that this deviation occurred near the saturation point for the system, where the curve starts to flatten.

This rather rough estimate was obtained by arranging-log10 P-values in a descending order, and the value at which the curve starts to flatten is determined as the threshold value.

At around 200 averages the DC noise increases due to drift and at 2000 averages the modulation depth noise starts to flatten out, this is the noise floor of the data acquisition system and is the level at which the performance of the system cannot be improved by averaging – this is the ultimate performance limit of the current system.

The pseudo-count weight can be adjusted by observing that the RCBS dependency on length (i.e. the observed inverse power-law distribution) starts to flatten out for sequences larger than 1000 bp and that this effect is independent on the nature of the sequences analysed (Fig.  1 and Supplementary Fig. S3).

If your hair starts to flatten throughout the day, just flip our hair so it is upside-down, shake it out, rub your fingers through it, and it should give you another boost of bounce and volume.

Now things start to flatten.

Middle-class income started to flatten in the 1970s and has stagnated ever since.

Some analysts now believe the recession in industry is starting to flatten out.

If we start drinking together in a bar, the vowels start to flatten and we get more and more Yorkshire.

Revenues surged after American experts reorganised Greece's old-fashioned tax offices, but the surpluses are starting to flatten out.