Second, it may be possible to boost the ability of these individuals to generate imagery such that they are subsequently able to engage in imagery-based CBM (see Blackwell & Holmes, 2010).
Gajewski's team showed that the introduction of a particular strain of bacteria into the digestive tracts of mice with melanoma boosted the ability of the animal's immune systems to attack tumor cells.
New epigenetic therapies, therapeutic viruses, novel nanoparticles and immune therapies look at external responses to cancerous growths — sequencing out mutations that can lead to cancerous growths; creating new pathogens that only attack cancer cells; building new particles that attack cancer cells; or boosting the ability of the body's natural immune system to attack cancer cells.
Yang et al. studied why females are more able to fend off pneumonia and found that estrogen, the main female sex hormone, boosts the ability of the macrophages to kill bacteria.
The outstanding electrocatalytic performance is attributed to its unique coral-like porous hierarchical structure established by conductive CoSe2 nanocrystals, which can not only offer abundant electrocatalytic active sites, but also boost the ability of charge transportation.
And although Mr Morozov is right to point out that new technologies can aid surveillance from above, smartphones and small, wearable cameras will also boost the ability of activists to conduct "sousveillance" from below.
Third, would the development of CLASS boost the ability of private insurance companies to sell nursing home-focused policies and reduce costs to Medicaid?
Scientists are also exploring the idea that genes from the ancestors of modern-day plants might boost the ability of crops to harness the sun.
The new technique, reported in the current Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, could boost the ability of drug researchers to reroute cell signaling and prevent the runaway growth of cancer cells.
