The phrase "associated up" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to convey a connection or relationship, but it lacks clarity and is not recognized as a proper expression.
Example: "The data sets are associated up in the analysis, but the meaning is unclear."
Alternatives: "linked together" or "connected".
The repeat number threshold was designated as more than five, and each putative SSR locus was defined by a SSR motif and associated up and down stream flanking sequences of 200 bp.
Bronchiectasis is frequently associated (up to 30%) with chronic inflammatory rheumatic diseases and leads to lower respiratory tract infections.
Initial reports suggested that whereas human XIST RNA is rapidly lost from the chromosome by metaphase, murine Xist RNA remains associated up to telophase, but then dissociates.
Even though we are looking in the right place (a sub section of the TGF-β pathway) at the right time (secondary myogenesis), neither MSTN nor any of the associated up nor downstream signalling or regulatory pathways are DE at this time point!
Specific IGF1 SNPs individually accounted for up to 5% change in circulating IGF-I levels and individual IGFBP3 SNPs were associated up to 12% change in circulating IGFBP-3 levels, but no associations were observed between these polymorphisms and breast cancer risk.
Furthermore, the patients' and their family members' psychological distress was positively associated up to 6 months following the ICU discharge [e.g., 6].
(5) Reduces cost of waste transportation to the mine surface dumping sites and tailing ponds, and associated up-keeping and monitoring of these facilities. .
Hence, it might be speculated that senescence associated up-regulation of these miRNAs results in changes in the methylation pattern.
Most significantly associated up-regulated mRNAs with a down-regulated miRNA identified by the proposed methodology were considered to be the miRNA targets.
The correlation of the number of differentially regulated genes to the tumor grading, and, to a lesser extent, to the histological subgroup after doxorubicin incubation, may be caused by the tumor associated up-regulation of cell metabolism and the therefore greater effect of any interference.
Clinically, G. adiacens is associated with up to 2.3% of cases of streptococcal bacteremia and up to 5% of cases of streptococcal endocarditis.
