The phrase "activated up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it does not form a standard expression or phrase.
Example: "The system has activated up" does not make sense in context.
Alternatives: "activated" or "powered up".
Our results suggest that JNK and AKT activities are significantly upregulated 1 week after pressure overload and continue to be activated up to heart failure Figure 5a.
By focally photolyzing a novel caged IP3 compound in dendritic spines, we find that pairing IP3 with climbing fiber-mediated calcium entry leads to a large calcium release transient if the climbing fiber is activated up to 100 ms before or up to 500 ms after IP3 uncaging.
The temperature dependence of the graphene resistivity was negligible for graphene/h-BN, indicating that no surface phonons were activated up to room temperature in h-BN due to its high surface phonon energy (Figure 5d).
Scientists still must find ways to ensure against "off-target" effects, such as the disruption of genes that are activated up- or downstream of the manipulated gene sequence.
"God has everything under control". Thousands of National Guard members are activated up and down the coast, and all road tolls in Florida have been suspended in counties with evacuations.
Perry activated up to 1,200 National Guard troops, a 70 member rescue team, six helicopters, and an incident management team that brings food and water to affected areas.
Mr. Rumsfeld has been authorized to activate up to 50,000 guard and reserve troops.
On Friday, Gov. Rick Scott authorized the Florida National Guard to activate up to 3,500 soldiers and airmen to assist with rescue efforts.
This system only used one piezoelectric actuator and a magnetic repulsive force to activate up to 20 fans, which featured low power consumption and a large cooling area.
Not only did the ceria based samples activate up to 5 times more CH4 than the silica based samples, but the nature of the adsorbed CHx species and how they bond to the Pt surface varied on different supports.
Mardinly is one of three first authors of a paper appearing online April 30 in advance of publication in the journal Nature Neuroscience that describes the holographic brain modulator, which can activate up to 50 neurons at once in a three-dimensional chunk of brain containing several thousand neurons, and repeat that up to 300 times a second with different sets of 50 neurons.
