The level of workforce participation peaked at 64.4 percent in April 2000, in the waning months of the economic boom, and plunged to 62 percent when the recession took hold in 2001.

However Pauly et al. note that trophic levels peaked at 3.4 in 1970 in the northwest and west-central Atlantic, followed by a subsequent decline to 2.9 in 1994.

That is why problem-loan levels usually peak after a recession and why the rise this early has sounded alarms.

The levels of phospho-ERKs increased within 5 min of TNFα treatment, peaked by 10 min and decreased by 30 min (Fig.

In subsequent re-infections, levels peak earlier and the titres are usually higher.

The lining of the uterus will once again begin to thicken due to the increase of estrogen and near the end of the stage levels of estrogen will peak.

The level of Axis naval activity peaked in the first half of 1942 when Japanese submarines conducted anti-shipping patrols off Australia's coast, and Japanese naval aviation attacked several towns in northern Australia.

The level of immigration peaked in 1993 in the last year of the Progressive Conservative government and was maintained by Liberal Party of Canada.

The level of immigration peaked in 1986 and has since entered a decline with the introduction of harsher immigration laws.

By the time the level of the Elbe and Weisseritz Rivers peaked four days later, the Zwinger's basement was under 10 feet of water.