The phrase "after boost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a period or action that occurs following an increase or enhancement, often in technical or performance-related discussions.
Example: "The system showed improved performance after boost, allowing for faster processing times."
Alternatives: "following enhancement" or "post-boost."
"We launched Cloud Adaptor because it was the next logical step after Boost," Rama told me.
The IgG antibody titers against GapC and whole cell in rabbit sera reached their peaks at day 28 after boost immunization (1 64 000).
The concentrations of IL-4 and IFN-γ in GapC group rabbit sera increased significantly (P<0.05) at day 14 after boost immunization, while the concentrations of those in whole cell group did not increase (P>0.05) compared with the placebo group.
Blood was collected three weeks after boost immunisation.
Fig. 2 shows the percentage of ICC IFN-γ+ CD4 T cells at various times after boost.
Six weeks after boost, mice were infected i.v with 107 CFU of Mycobacterium bovis BCG Danish 1331.
Therefore, a between-subjects factor termed "Batch" (namely, date of second withdrawal from either batch: PND 49, 3 days after boost versus PND 68, 3 weeks after boost) was added to the general design, where "Immunization" (VEH versus DAT-i) was a between-subjects factors and "Timing" (of withdrawal from the same animal: baseline versus after-boost) was a within-subject factor.
Each mouse provided two samples differing for "timing" of withdrawal (i.e., baseline sample at PND 32 versus a second after-boost sample).
The difference in "end sampling" between the batches (i.e., batch I = 3 days after-boost versus batch II = 3 weeks after-boost) allowed to test 1) whether the immunization was effectively generating DAT aAbs (in batch I), and 2) whether this phenomenon recovered long after the boost (in batch II).
In this way, each mouse provided two samples differing for "timing" of withdrawal (i.e., one baseline sample at PND 32 and one after-boost sample, at PND 49 in batch I and PND 68 in batch II).
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