The phrase "areas upwards" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing spatial orientation or direction, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The data shows a trend in areas upwards of the average income level."
Alternatives: "higher areas" or "upper regions".
When the head moves down, the dens of C2 presses and raises the fragment of the ligament in this area upwards.
In 2002, it issued an environmental noise directive that requires member states to map noise exposure in urban areas holding upwards of 100,000 people, to develop noise abatement action plans in these areas and to preserve quiet areas.
He estimates that many in urban areas spend upwards of $100 per month on such apps, whereas a Rentomojo bike typically costs $30-40 30-40onth.
This exposes the data to a variety of video footage ranging from bright open areas with upwards of 20 moving people in the scene, to dark and grainy footage of cameras monitoring lonely halls.
For the expansion into bikes, Bamania said the goal is to "offer something that's less than the cost of Uber or Ola". He estimates that many in urban areas spend upwards of $100 per month on such apps, whereas a Rentomojo bike typically costs $30-40 30-40 per.
Several other areas recorded upwards of 4 inches.
Moderate snow fell across portions of The Berkshires late on February 12 as the storm system began entering the Atlantic Ocean, while isolated areas received upwards of 6 inches.
The resulting floods, which inundated areas with upwards of 10 feet of water, were similar in scale to the flooding caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, nearly 100 years later.
Unemployment in the euro area edged upwards to 8.9% in March, from 8.8% the month before.
The unmanned aircraft can stay over an area for upwards of 12 hours at a stretch, making them much better at distinguishing rebel troops from loyalist forces than faster-moving fighter jets, which also must stay at higher altitudes.
