Sentence examples for boost in addition to from inspiring English sources
They used 5x6 Gy as a boost in addition to WBRT.
They may provide a boost in addition to hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
Repeat invitations over a longer time interval could prove a valuable and practical strategy to boost uptake, in addition to reminders shortly after the first invitation.
President Obama, meanwhile, continues to use emerging social media technologies to boost his campaign: In addition to creating the playlist itself, the Obama twitter feed announced the playlist's creation, as did the President's official Tumblr blog.
The idea of using the whammy bar to boost Star Power, in addition to altering the pitch of sustained notes was only realized about a month before the completion of the game.
The health days are repeated every six months to help promote child survival and boost immunization rates, in addition to promoting demand for public health services among communities.
The intervention is repeated every six months to help promote child survival and boost immunization rates, in addition to promoting demand for public health services among communities.
This study also confirmed the ability of IFN-α treatment to boost IL-15 (in addition to IL-6 and CXCL-10) levels and to trigger NK cell proliferation.
The natural carbohydrates often found in fruits and vegetables can boost your energy in addition to helping you curb cravings for sweets.
His company's solution doesn't try to make money off of its customers' money, either — like earning interest on uninvested cash, for example, or the other less-than-transparent ways that firms have traditionally boosted their margins in addition to customer-facing fees.
Research also suggests that "social and behavioral skills have a positive effect on the growth of academic skills in the early elementary grades" and that "the teachers who are good at enhancing social and behavioral skills provide an additional indirect boost to academic skills in addition to their direct teaching of academic skills" (Jennings & DiPrete, 2008, p.1).
