Sentences with phrase «at a plateau with»

Performance has clearly been at a plateau with the lack of progress in terms of results damning.

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Their vineyard and winery is uniquely located high on a plateau at Paracombe with spectacular views of the Mount Lofty ranges.

Too much stress suppresses glial cell division — and glial cells take care of myelinization at developmental plateaus (myelin is the capstone for a neuron and facilitates communication with other neurons).

The 2005 study by Harder and colleagues (also mentioned in the comments section) looked at risk of obesity but didn't find a reduced risk associated with breastfeeding beyond 9 months: «From 1 month of breastfeeding onward, the risk of subsequent overweight continuously decreased up to a reduction of more than 30 percent, reaching a plateau at 9 months of breastfeeding.»

Published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the study found that many species from the two plateaus underwent different mutations to produce the same result: hemoglobins more adept at snaring oxygen from the lungs before sharing it with the other organs that depend on it.

At the fourth Third Pole Environment Workshop, held on 1 — 3 April in Dehradun, India, Xu reported that ice cores from across the Himalayas and Tibetan plateau are rife with those toxic compounds.

But other genetic data suggests that at least one high - elevation gene appeared in Tibetans only between 2750 and 5500 years ago — more in line with the appearance of high - elevation agriculture on the plateau.

Instead, they found that the age with the greatest improvement in survival got steadily higher since the early 20th century, but then started to plateau at about 99 in 1980.

The tilt was caused by the gigantic Tharsis volcanic dome, which first started to form over 3.7 billion years ago at a latitude of around 20 ° N. Volcanic activity continued for several hundred million years, forming a plateau exceeding 5,000 km in diameter, with a thickness of about 12 km and a mass of a billion billion tons (1 / 70th the mass of the Moon).

The scatterplot data suggest that macrophage accumulation in the subcutaneous depot may plateau at high degrees of adiposity, or that abnormalities associated with leptin deficiency may cause decreased macrophage accumulation specifically in the subcutaneous depot (Figure 3d).

Degradation shaped bacterial and archaeal communities with predictable taxa and their association patterns in Zoige wetland at Tibet plateau — Yunfu Gu, Scientific Reports

The increase in the p53 activity in the HepG2 cells was also time course - dependent and reached a plateau at 12 h after treatment with 10 nM ActD.

If you happen to be especially interested in bodybuilding and weight training, there's a good chance that at some point in time, either in the past or in the future, you will have, or you will experience a plateau and will struggle with your training.

Exercise smarter, not longer: «Just as you can hit a plateau with weight loss after weeks on a low kilojoule diet, the same adaptation effect can happen with exercise,» says Kate Pumpa, Associate Professor in Nutrition, Dietetics and Exercise Physiology at the University of Canberra.

«Just as you can hit a plateau with weight loss after weeks on a low kilojoule diet, the same adaptation effect can happen with exercise,» says Kate Pumpa, Associate Professor in Nutrition, Dietetics and Exercise Physiology at the University of Canberra.

In all fairness, some people do succeed at losing weight with the grazing system, but it is a difficult model to follow as it necessitates constant access to food and many people eventually find that they hit a plateau.

The piece that I've been really working with right now is the carbs because I see so many women who are at a plateau.

Since training is as dependent on rest and recovery as it is actually working out, training too often and too intensely is a great way to become injured, or at best quickly plateau with respect to fitness gains.

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With some notable exceptions, Marvel Studios - produced films usually plateau at a glossy but totally indistinct level of mediocrity, and Thor continues the trend of weakly jumpstarting a franchise based on a Marvel comic with an adequate but instantly forgettable origin stWith some notable exceptions, Marvel Studios - produced films usually plateau at a glossy but totally indistinct level of mediocrity, and Thor continues the trend of weakly jumpstarting a franchise based on a Marvel comic with an adequate but instantly forgettable origin stwith an adequate but instantly forgettable origin story.

Within his palace, which sits at the center of plateaus that form the face of a clock when looking down on the landscape (Because the movie can't rest with just spectacle, Alice must jump between and run across the moving hands of the massive clock), are two rooms.

At the Yenko's core is a custom - built 7.0 - liter (aka 427 cubic - inch) LS7 engine with a TVS 2300 supercharger bolted on to help it get to the 700 - horse plateau and a claimed top speed of 205 mph.

Corvette Racing became the first team to reach the 100 - win plateau in IMSA history with a victory July 23 at Lime Rock Park with Tommy Milner and Oliver Gavin driving the No. 4 Mobil 1 / SiriusXM Chevrolet Corvette C7.R.

That upward trend has since died, with the eBook market finding a much steadier plateau in recent months, sitting right at about 15 % in non-fiction books (much higher in fiction).

That upward trend has since died, with the eBook market finding a much steadier plateau in recent months, sitting right at about

While that represents something of a decline from the past four years» double - digit growth, Baker added, «sales were most likely to plateau at some point... the fact that this slowdown coincides with the release of the iPad (well sort of) is hardly proof of cause and effect.»

Home ownership rates generally rise with age and peak at around age 65 at 75 %, where rates plateau until around age 75 and decline thereafter.

Again I have encountered dogs which have undergone a fatal haemolytic crisis at comparatively modest levels of copper excess and paradoxically animals in which the build up achieved a plateau and even fell with time.

When an opioid binds to a receptor, it may cause increased receptor activity with a maximum effect (agonist), increased receptor activity that plateaus at an effect lower than maximum (partial agonist), or decreased receptor activity (antagonist).6

This changes the manner in which the bones interact with each other, realigning the angle of the tibial plateau at the stifle joint, this method uses one of two procedures: TPLO and TTA.

Treat yourself to a massage at the award - winning Rock Spa, lofted on a hilltop plateau with floor - to - ceiling windows in each of the treatment rooms that look out onto the sapphire sea.

The 9,500 - acre island is a plateau at 500 feet in elevation, with two 800 - ft.

From the knife's edge you walk along with lush jungles and rivers to each side, to the plateau with art galleries and gorgeous rice fields; there's no shortage of pretty things to look at.

Interesting underwater landscape with huge boulders that flattens to a plateau at 20 meters where cuts in the ground create overhangs covered with beautiful soft corals.

The nursery slopes are wide and gentle with a handy plateau at the top of the mountain.

After swimming around a pinnacle surrounded by Redtooth Triggerfish, surgeonfish and rabbitfish with a few Dogtooth Tuna hovering around, the second half of the dive happened on a plateau gazing at the coral formations and looking for critters, like Tasseled Scorpionfish, Bubble Coral Shrimp and Porcelain Crab, among others.

This spectacular dive site is an explorer's dream, complete with a rare vertical swim - through affectionately known as «the chimney» which runs from a plateau at 5mtrs down to the exit at 18mtrs.

The plateau is covered with coral bommies, huge table corals and the largest number of gorgonian sea fans at any of the dive sites around Sharm.

With the 3DS reaching a plateau and Wii U lucky to get even a bronze medal out of this generation, it's plain to see that Nintendo currently stands at a crossroads with regards to its next hardware relWith the 3DS reaching a plateau and Wii U lucky to get even a bronze medal out of this generation, it's plain to see that Nintendo currently stands at a crossroads with regards to its next hardware relwith regards to its next hardware release

A documentary, work of fiction and essay film, Facs of Life maps several trajectories of life and thought, beginning from a series of encounters: with video footage of Gilles Deleuze's courses at Vincennes (1975 - 76), with a number of students who attended the seminar and who appear in these images, with the woods where the university buildings once stood, and with students of the new university at St Denis; The eight plateaus that compose the film each fall under a key concept - word that defines the territory of each student's relationship to Deleuze's thought and the nature of the filmmakers» encounter with them.

His work has been featured at several significant institutions with recent solo exhibitions at PLATEAU, Samsung Museum of Art, Seoul (2016); Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing (2015); and Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam (2014).

Marked with Renaud's vigorous brushstrokes and psychedelic colors, this unique watercolor captures the wildness of his natural setting on a farm at the plateau du Bugey.

Women, at 50, are on a plateau with their careers, but later they ascend.

If emissions did plateau, the atmospheric concentrations would continue to rise at a steady rate but with just 2 % (compound) difference from the rises of recent decades.

Bern, on a plateau of a hill slope, forest, average of three years, measurements once a week: Spring: average minimum 238 (with rain, morning), 321 (dry, morning), noon about the same, 395 ppmv at evening.

«If you are using data to evaluate the IPCC's projection of 0.2 C / decade warming in the first two decades of the 21st century, with plateaus or pauses at most of 15 - 17 yrs duration,»

If you are using data to evaluate the IPCC's projection of 0.2 C / decade warming in the first two decades of the 21st century, with plateaus or pauses at most of 15 - 17 yrs duration, well then you can pick whatever start date you want.

The dates of the land use changes temperature impact seems to be at a plateau around 1935 to 1975 coincide with the beginning of the Rural Electrification Act of the New Deal.

If you blank out the spike, there is no longer much evidence of a plateau, just a steady increase at a fairly constant rate, with a bit of variability superimposed on top.

JCH, PDO is already low with more space to go, AMO is at the peak (plateau), solar activity is low and is getting lower (longer term).