Sentence examples for functions up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murray said the company had invested "several million" dollars to digitize its backlist and get its new Web sites and "Browse Inside" functions up and running.

The survey found that nearly two-thirds of schools prohibited tobacco use in all locations, including at off-campus functions, up from 46percentt in 2000.

They included centralizing some of the university's widely dispersed procurement operations (up to $45 million) and information technology functions (up to $19 million) and simplifying its organizational structure (up to $12 million).

To generate the spatial wavelet transformation, we used 3D Daubechies (D2) functions up to level 3.

It works over UWB and functions up to 30 feet in line-of-sight but less when walls are involved.

4 See Appendix "Robust representations for dynamic monetary utility measures" for the definition of minimal penalty functions, up to a sign, and for the corresponding robust representations.

Altogether, their expression patterns, potential cytokine-like functions, up-regulation and regulation via signalling pathways, including tumor-promoting RAGE receptor, suggest that S100A8/A9 may play a key role in inflammation-associated cancers [35], [36].

Engagement of TLRs may serve two functions: Up-regulation of co-stimulatory molecules (CD80/CD86) which are important for activation of chromatin-specific T helper cells [24], [25], required to transform chromatin-specific B cells into anti-chromatin antibody-secreting plasma cells; and up-regulation of certain matrix metalloproteases (MMPs) [22], [23].

We next examined whether RAF functions up-stream of MEK.

MBF1 functions up-stream of salicylic acid, trehalose, and ethylene during high-temperature stress by causing the accumulation of numerous transcription factors and transcription products of signal transduction genes [ 30].

Bioinformatics analyses demonstrated that the major biological functions up-regulated in response to the three isolates were apoptosis, inflammatory response, cytokine/chemokine activity, signal transduction, cell-proliferation and regulation of T-cell activation (Table  2).