Sentence examples for upwards consistent from inspiring English sources

With a very low number of individuals, the LD method is biased upwards (consistent with England et al. In press) and less precise than the temporal method in line with the effect presented above (Fig. 2).

Treatment with a lower concentration of RNase (1/100,000) caused the cross-linked MKRN1-RNA complex to smear upwards, consistent with FLAG MKRN1 bound to longer RNAs of variable lengths.

Like the men, the inverse relationship was maintained in women after the development of diabetes, but the regression line shifted upwards, consistent with a decrease in hepatic insulin sensitivity or reduced hepatic insulin extraction (29).

When the same material property was used for all bones (to evaluate bone architecture influence) then mechanical strength showed a characteristic concave upwards trend, consistent with the variation of micro CT derived percentage bone volume (BV/TV).

This is consistent with the upwards vertical movement of water.

In that paper we argued that this is consistent with the upwards vertical movement of water.

It's a number that suggests a consistent year of upwards momentum for Tesla, steady and diligent like a tugboat, even-keeled and untouched from stormy market seas.

This may provide reassurance, as what might be a worrying trend upwards is shown to be consistent with the expected age-related increases for a healthy man of similar age and starting PSA level (Latini et al, 2007; Pickles et al, 2007).

The predicted values of the tortuosity are found to be in the range of about 6 8 for pore size distributions typical of catalyst particles, and 30 and upwards for those corresponding to carbonaceous materials, consistent with experimental evidence.

However, both functions are now shifted upwards because of the lower likelihood of missed changes, consistent with the perceived orientation being more weakly induced in the target region.

While CHSs maintained dominance in provision of ANC services, there was a clear upwards trend for the use of private antenatal services, consistent with trends for other health service use in Vietnam [ 1, 2].