The phrase "a greater upstream" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing improvements, changes, or advantages that occur earlier in a process or system.
Example: "To enhance our production efficiency, we need to focus on a greater upstream in our supply chain management."
Alternatives: "a more significant upstream" or "an improved upstream".
In particular, class II elements (TIR and Helitrons) were closer to genes than class I elements (LTR and LINE), with a greater enrichment upstream of genes compared to downstream (Additional file 7).
These two effects cause the depth of the river to be greater upstream, thus reducing the velocity and enabling further upstream progression to occur where previously the current velocity was too high to allow ice cover formation.
The observations that lifestyle genes exhibit greater upstream conservation and more diverged expression are not contradictory as it is possible that lifestyle genes may be regulated by genomic and epigenomic mechanisms that only partially rely on sequence features within proximal promoters.
For SSD pairs, the paralog with the greater upstream synteny compared to the outgroup is taken to be the ancestral copy.
This may be due to more binding of the ZF - KTS protein to the promoter region, or it may reflect a greater importance of the more upstream binding sites.
A greater proportion of wild fish spawned upstream and a part of the low RRS of hatchery fish in this population are explained by this difference in spawning location.
BitTorrent still dominates upstream traffic with 36.35%, but downstream traffic represents a greater percentage of internet traffic because it is sent to the average home or office user, while upstream traffic is sent from a computer or network away from the user.
The determination of the metastability condition in fluid flows through singularities (expansion devices) when flashing occurs is the key to determine the mass flow rate going through devices when there is a great pressure difference between upstream and downstream.
Synergy had a greater likelihood in motifs with negative feedback between the target and an upstream effector or mutual inhibition between parallel signaling pathways.
Farré and colleagues suggest that greater conservation upstream of tissue-specific and tissue-restricted genes may reflect a complex regulatory network.
