"extended downstream" is a form of correct and usable English, particularly when writing about rivers and water systems.
For example: "The drought caused the river to significantly shrink, extending the dry riverbed downstream for several more miles than normal."
Putative 3'-terminal exons from these genomic projections were extended downstream into intronic or intergenic regions if there was EST evidence of extended UTRs in PACdb [26].
This year the lower no-kill stretch on the Beaverkill, which originally began a mile upstream of the iron bridge in Horton and ended six-tenths of a mile below it, has been extended downstream about five-eighths of a mile, carrying it past Jim and Joyce Petersen's Silver Fox Tavern and Beaverkill Cabins.
Since the suggested rheological values only concern the run-out path between section 2 and section 13 (Fig. 4), the first value of Manning's coefficient (n = 0.04) was extended upstream, while the last value (n = 0.12) was extended downstream to allow RASH3D to perform a complete simulation of the phenomenon (from triggering to deposition) (Table 3, T-t1).
The vulnerability locus from the Swedish data overlapped the Finnish locus, but for at the intron 7 marker rs7123390, and extended downstream rs10838527.
Each aligned location was extended downstream to a length of 150 bp.
Without betaine, a substance that relaxes secondary structures (Rees et al. 1993), sequencing reactions (which use a single strand of the template) were blocked by the SLSs of the PeSLs, whereas the sequencing reactions could be extended downstream by the addition of betaine (data not shown).
Wave location suggests a fan-shaped region of ion pickup extending downstream from Io.
A crag and tail is distinguished from a roche moutonnée by the presence of an elongate, tapered ridge of till extending downstream.
The first wave occurs above the mountain that causes it, with a series of waves of equal horizontal wavelength extending downstream.
According to logs characteristics and river morphology, drift accumulations can either extend downstream the bridge pier or they can accumulate totally upstream.
This scheme, opposed by residents of the range's western slope, is the first in a series of projects extending downstream in the Colorado River system that may eventually utilize the entire flow of the river.
