Sentence examples for upwards increased from inspiring English sources

Once general anaesthesia occurred in any volunteer, the number of subjects studied at that dose and upwards increased to five.

Peak electricity demand in Mumbai has also rocketed upwards, increasing by over 75% in ten years.

The switch of the bending direction of the isotherms in the mantle in the central model part from bend upwards (increasing geothermal gradient) to bend downwards (decreasing geothermal gradient) is thereby credited to the increasing depth of the LAB towards the south.

Yesterday, it continued to trend upwards, increasing by 369 more points.

The net atmospheric heating due to aerosol absorption causes the air to warm and convect upwards, increasing the concentration of moisture in the mid-troposphere and providing positive feedback that stimulates further heating of aerosols.

The installation of the gun required the top of the tank's turret to be cut off and extended upwards, increasing the vehicle's profile and decreasing the visibility of the crew.

Shifting the average upwards increases the variance and the rightward skew, which pushes a higher proportion of the population above the 85th and 95th percentile thresholds.

Gently push upwards, increasing your pressure until the glands pop and release excess secretions.

Without proper standardization of the measurements, true population level changes may be mixed up with the effects of measurement error.> -wrap-foot> ⇑ Arrow upwards: increases observed blood pressure level; ⇓ arrow down wards: decreases observed blood pressure level.

Northern blotting analysis showed that N mRNA in Nnd1-dse embryos generally 'smears upwards' suggesting increased mRNA length due to polyadenylation.

There is a decrease in mortality from lower temperature up to about 30°C and then an increase upwards with increasing temperature.