Sentence examples for trace of peak from inspiring English sources

The thermograms of PP control sample shows a single crystallization peak at 114 °C, whereas that of PP/PS-b is featured by a main peak at 113 °C with low temperature shoulder and a trace of peak at 74 °C.

The thermogram of melt blend PP/PS-b shows the main crystallization peak at 113 °C, with a shoulder on a descending slope, and a trace of additional peak at about 74 °C.

At the end of each trace, peak-to-peak amplitude of S waves (unit: m/s) and magnitude are shown.

We calculated the allele trace peak height ratio (peak height of allele A/ peak heights of alleles A+B)) for biallelic SNPs in tumor DNA samples (bone marrow).

To estimate diastolic function, peak early E-wave and late A-wave velocities were measured from the transmitral pulsed Doppler scanning trace and ratio of peak early E-wave and late A-wave (E/A ratio) velocities were calculated.

The black curve in Figure 12 shows the trace of the NM peak amplitudes during the post-lesion CS-US coupling trials.

Furthermore, no trace of maternally inherited peak was identified in both placental and leukocyte genomic DNA samples (Fig. 1).

The function of gatekeepers could be directly associated with the control of cheater cells and it is, therefore, of special interest that we can indeed trace the peak of their appearance to the emergence of metazoan life.

Visual inspection of the trace and quantitative analysis of peak areas showed that the arabinoxyloglucan oligosaccharide 4 subunit increased from leaf 3 to 5, but decreased in leaves 5 and 6, implying this arabinoxyloglucan component is under developmental control during leaf growth.

Learning consists of laying down memory traces of such peaks.

In targeted analysis, SIL reference standards can be used for internal standardization of peak intensities in trace analysis by use of LC HRMS or LC–(HR MS MS [ 27, 28], making this the most common use of SIL.