Sentence examples for boost table from inspiring English sources
Similar results were obtained, including responses to Nef, six weeks after the rAd5 boost (Table 5).
In each group, increased levels of mRNA encoding B2M were found in half of the immunized rabbits after the third or fifth boost (Table 3).
Five CVD patients who had been treated with WLE received a 15 Gy boost (Table 2).
Clinical arthritis was first noted in the mice fed the control diet on day 45 (prior to the collagen boost, Table 3), and the incidence of disease steadily increased reaching 100% on day 60.
Thirty-three patients were treated with a whole breast dose of 50 Gy in 25 fractions either as part of the START trial or following the publication of the European Organisation of Cancer Radiotherapy and Breast Cancer Groups study (EORTC) (Bartelink et al, 2001), which identified a group of patients (node negative, complete excision aged <50) who did not require a local boost (Table 1).
However, it should be noted that simple boosting (i.e. querying for presence in databases or MS/MS similarity libraries) yielded almost as good results as a combination of in silico fragmentation and database/library boosting (Table 1): boosting alone yielded 286 correct hits which was only slightly worse than the best combination of in silico fragmentation tools and boosting.
In contrast, antibody level in the two control cattle (vaccinated with vaccine prepared from BmBacPAK-6) was not boosted (Table 1).
In contrast, in the resistant cell lines immunity systems, specifically biosynthesis of cytokines genes, are boosted (Table 4b).
However, there was a clear trend that the PncPS boosting induced more often IgG to the saliva than the PncOMPC boosting (Table 1).
We appreciate the importance of understanding these children's education, often "managed out" from mainstream school to boost league table results.
"Evidence suggests Wales's abolition of school league tables reduced GCSE performance relative to England, but some of this might have come through greater incentives in England to use vocational qualifications to boost league table positions," the report states.
