Sentence examples for also at the upper from inspiring English sources

That steady rate of around 8.2 percent is also at the upper end of the central tendency that the Fed reported in its June forecast for economic conditions this year.

ZipLink zipl, which provides Internet access services, will offer 3.5 million shares priced at $14 a share, also at the upper end of its expected range.

The initial public offering of 6.5 million shares from Internet service provider Juno Online jweb was priced at $13 a share, also at the upper end of its anticipated range.

Thus, FAPs have a large impact (either gain or degradation) on the SINR levels experienced by FAP subscribers and non-subscribers, not only at the same floor, but also at the upper floor and in neighbor buildings.

Notably, each of the cluster solutions made without the TAS transformation had sub-clusters with 0% robustness also at the upper levels of hierarchy in the corresponding dendrograms (supplementary material Fig. S5), indicating that these larger sub-clusters at higher levels were in fact very sensitive even to small changes in the drug response input data.

Problems also arose at the upper secondary level, where education remained rigidly uniform even though students were increasingly diverse in abilities, aptitudes, and interests.

Horizontal cracks were also observed at the upper test region for both constant current concrete specimens towards the end of the experiment.

The typical centrilobular distribution of micronodules in PCLH is the main feature to differentiate PLCH from sarcoidosis and silicosis, which also predominate at the upper regions but are characterised by a prominent perilymphatic distribution of nodules.

The 15 dpf grid also shows, at the upper left, the outgrowth of the j apex spur and the elongation of the vp (large arrow).

However, fin damage may also occur at the upper part of the fins, which would not affect maximum length of the fin but would be included when quantifying fin erosion.

This change in thinking is also taking place at the upper rungs of America's economic regulatory apparatus.