Sentence examples for downstream down from inspiring English sources

We spent the next several hours exploring further downstream, down to Mill Pond where normally the stream flows into one end and then out of the other, but the water there was no longer high enough to reach the exit.

The upstream (Up) and downstream (Down) PCR products were then combined with a 660-bp amplicon of the complete cat gene (generated with primers 1+2) using fusion PCR (primers 4+7 for simA, 10+13 for scpI) [85].

We then defined the coverage difference (CD) as the difference between the reads coverage of the 3′UTR extension (Up) and the reads coverage of the interval immediately downstream (Down).

Mud season lasted only a few hours this year because the melt came so gradually, a sign that the runoff was being slowly, deeply banked in the soil instead of being sluiced away downstream, down-ditch, down-gully.

I'm bouncing downstream upside down and backward.

In the cell lines, methylation of either the upstream or downstream promoter down-regulated mRNA expression with downstream methylation being almost as effective as methylation of the entire promoter.

Behind this ventilated cavity, three different flow regimes characterize the complex bubbly flow field downstream of the down-liquid flow: vortex region with high void fraction, transitional region and pipe flow region.

An alternative route for the supply of the TCA with pyruvate is its import downstream of the down-regulated MDH1, the cytosolic malate dehydrogenase [ 19].

All water supplies in Harbin, about 380 km (236 mi) downstream, were shut down for several days, and some 3.8 million people had to use bottled water.

Alys and I ran with this: exploring the mudflats of the downstream Thames, tracking down plants that have colonised post-industrial areas of London and working out what fruit may have grown on the peninsula when it was once an orchard.

However, physically relevant scales of the flow range from the order of kilometres (downstream wake effects) down to the order of microns (near wall turbulence) or even less.