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Examples of upstream

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The majority of branch points used in vertebrate splicing are between 10 and 50 nucleotides upstream from the acceptor splice site.
After nature's move, the upstream nation chooses the volume of water it will store.
Damage inflicted by upstream deforestation on downstream farmers without compensation is an example of the former.
Even so, agriculture upstream of the park represents one of the major sources of pressure on this wetland.
Growth in the agro-processing industry also encourages the development of upstream farm input companies, perhaps including pesticide producing companies.
In these dimensionless variables, the middle layer therefore has unit depth and speed far upstream and downstream of the solitary wave.
As this results in flooding damage, the downstream nation would benefit from an increase in upstream storage.
In the second case (patient b), insertion had occurred 3 kb upstream of the first exon.
In particular, we extend the standard upstream issues in three directions.
One sample is taken of the effluent, with both downstream and upstream samples of the river.
Consequently, the truncated enzymes have lost the ability to bind to promoter regions upstream from position -38.
A dam is now being constructed just upstream from the bridge.
The product manufacturers then are able to communicate upstream to the suppliers what par ts or materials they would require to manufacture the product.
The combined effects of less erosion-resistant marly limestone and the columnar jointing of basalts caused the rapid migration of the knickpoint toward the upstream reach.
The latter are inserted at the same position, 904 bp upstream of the tou1 insertion.
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