Sentence examples for terms upward from inspiring English sources

Genes is a list of differentially expressed genes annotated to the GO terms; upward and downward arrows indicate up- and down-regulation, respectively.

After filtration by evidence code and collapse of specific terms upward into parent terms in the GO hierarchy as described in Results and Discussion section 3.1, GO CC terms are available for 73% of the yeast proteins in our reference PPI datasets but for only 43% of mouse, 32% of human and 9% of fly proteins.

Whether this is a short-lived increase or the start of a long-term upward trend is not yet clear.

But the issues around the various medications do not seem to have affected the long-term upward trend.

A near-term upward hike in savings guidance is possible, but we don't see revenue upside risk.

The bank said: "We can see no drivers for a long-term upward re-rating for Astra.

They rightly complain that the deal does nothing to alter the long-term upward trajectory of the debt.

If that's true, a long-term easing from agricultural water withdrawal could trigger a long-term upward trend in microseismicity.

"For thunderstorm-related losses the analysis reveals increasing volatility and a significant long-term upward trend in the normalized figures over the last 40 years.

More than 290,000 of the record 636,000 new migrants in the year to March came to work, continuing a long-term upward trend.

With so many ups and downs and a long-term upward trend, we should know more than the ONS is telling us.