"boost factor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an increase in a level of activity, intensity, or productivity in a given situation. Example: The president's new tax policies were a major boost factor for the economy.
The maximum Lorentz boost factor, γ, available for these ions using the Tevatron are γNe= 585 and γHe="350.
Additionally, our calculation yields a slightly lower boost factor which varies the more from the corresponding value in Dermer (1995) the higher the spectral index p of the electron distribution gets.
In the experiments, we set the boost factor to 0.1.
where f n ≡ 1 + c 2 E ν [ n ] 2 σ 2 (23). is the noise power boost factor on the n-th symbol due to the equalization.
We have therefore used the STOFF-IDENT compoundatabasese [22] which is used for environmentally relevant substances with a twofold boost factor.
For the pilots in the preamble, we assume a pilot boost factor of γ = 2 K / K u ∈ R, resulting in dk,m=γ bk,m and b ~ k, m = d ~ k, m.
We present an update of the CLUMPY code for the calculation of the astrophysical J-factors (from dark matter annihilation/decay) for any Galactic or extragalactic dark matter halo including substructures: halo-to-halo concentration scatter may now be enabled, boost factors can include several levels of substructures, and triaxiality is a new option for dark matter haloes.
Studies suggest that it works at the molecular level to boost factors such as, bcl-2 [ 5], a cytoprotective protein which has neurotrophic effects and improves axon regeneration [ 16], brain-derived neurotrophic factor and provides a protection against stress-induced reductions in neuronal integrity [ 11, 27].
We favor instead an inhomogeneous jet model which requires a Doppler boosting factor of 15.
The boosting factor should be higher than one but lower than the MS/MS boosting factor.
The boosting factor b of bMMI and f-bMMI was 0.1.
