Sentence examples for upward data from inspiring English sources

There was only 1 participant with eGFRMDRD <30 ml/min/1.73 m who was reclassified upward (data not presented in Table 1).

The office also revised upward its data for October to a 0.3 percent decline from the previously reported fall of 0.6 percent.

A simultaneous match with pressure heads and upward infiltration data could only be obtained with the 1D dual-permeability model (i.e., mobile mobile) by assuming an additional restriction of the inter-domain water transfer.

Applying to the HT of the Bouguer anomaly, and to the upward continued data, the surface and subsurface lineaments are obtained and the resulting map is shown in Fig. 5.

This marks the latest improvement in a steady increase of the rhino population that has seen numbers rise from 366 in 1966 to 1,080 in 1984 to 2,048 in 1999 and steadily upward, according the data maintained by the World Wildlife Fund.

It is based on subsequent upward and downward data continuation.

A small number of brand name startups raise large, generously priced rounds from top investors with large funds skewing data upward.

Spooked by crude's relentless upward trajectory and data from the National Association of Retailers showing another drop in existing home sales, investors couldn't stomach staying committed to this market.

RSs themselves do not provide wired connections; instead, they wirelessly forward data upward and downward between the BS and SSs to improve the performance and coverage of the wireless network.

In the latter case, the inclusion of the final species brought about a considerable increase in correlation strength, indicating that the correlation coefficient might have to be revised further upward as transcriptome data become available for additional species.

Perhaps even more of a concern, several factors are expected to bias α upward, including pooling data from regions of the genome that experience different levels of selective constraint (McDonald and Kreitman 1991; Smith and Eyre-Walker 2002; Welch 2006; Shapiro et al. 2007) and purifying selection acting on synonymous or other chosen neutral reference sites (Akashi 1995; Eyre-Walker 2002).