The phrase "agitation up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express an increase in agitation or excitement, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "As the situation escalated, the agitation up among the crowd became palpable."
Alternatives: "heightened agitation" or "increased unrest".
The agitation stirred up by this piece begins to dissipate in the final movement, "Dispelling the Fears".
He described their contribution as "agitation stirred up by those idiots", and trust members as an "ignorant, illiterate minority".
It is found that the average diameter of graphite particles dispersed in the nanofluids just after the ultrasonic agitation is up to 50 nm shown in Figure 4a.
The percentage of fluoride removal increased with increase in initial concentration of fluoride, temperature, and adsorbent dose and agitation time up to 40 min.
In our study, amylase production was found to be increased steadily with the increase of agitation speed up to 150 rpm and the range of 140 170 rpm was found optimum (Table 1).
Yeast flocs are fragile in nature, and shear force induced by agitation breaks up larger flocs, and in the meantime smaller flocs re-flocculate and form large aggregates when they are in contact.
Model drug release experiments were conducted by immersing 5 mg of such prepared fluorescein-loaded PCL/HAp films in 5 mL of phosphate buffered saline (PBS, pH 7.4) and incubating them in the dark at 37 °C with no agitation for up to 1 month.
These pockets of agitation may fire up the shareholder revolt against company executives and directors who were cavalier with stockholders' assets in recent years.
He no longer even felt agitation to work up energy for more renunciation... Whichever way he explains it, one feels the primary function of the act is an attempt - increasingly drastic - to seize control over impossibly adverse circumstances; a means of leveraging one's very powerlessness so as to exert power.
