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upshift
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up·shift  (pshft)
intr.v. up·shift·ed, up·shift·ing, up·shifts
To shift a motor vehicle into a higher gear.
upshift n.
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Similar abnormal nuclei and spindle structures were observed when snxA1/nimA5 strains were germinated at 32[degrees]C and upshifted to 42[degrees]C for 3 hours.
Cellular, Molecular and Developmental Biology by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
Rather, an effect opposite to positive contrast was obtained, that is, lower performance of upshifted subjects relative to large-reward controls.
Effects of present and former deprivation on consummatory contrast by Brazier, Mary M. / The Psychological Record
But then almost every American group's IQ score has upshifted by about two standard deviations in recent decades.
The case against 'The Bell Curve.' (books that links IQ to race) by Easterbrook, Gregg / Washington Monthly
 
 
 
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