In boosting demand for under-utilized services, Nicaragua had a sexually transmitted infections voucher scheme aiming at boosting the intake of treatment and prevention services for high risk groups such as commercial sex workers and their partners and clients [ 19].
The consumption of fruits and vegetables (FV) is negatively related to obesity, and researchers and practitioners often focus on boosting the intake of FV in both clinical obesity treatments and primary prevention efforts [ 4].
A turbocharger, which reclaims the energy from the exhaust gas to boost the intake air, can effectively improve the power density of the engine thus is one of the key enablers to achieve the engine downsizing.
Between 2,500 and 3,500 r.p.m. both blowers work cooperatively to boost the intake air to a regulated 22 pounds per square inch above atmospheric pressure.
"The promise of a meal really boosted the intake, that in turn encouraged the school to offer a wider curriculum," he says.
It also implies that fat supplementation may not be necessary in spring when there is abundant and lush pasture, but may be needed during winter or summer when pasture is scanty to boost the energy intake of cows.
This helps to explain the results obtained while boosting the intake pressure in the HCCI engine.
With support from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), Micronutrient Initiative, UNICEF and WHO, all eligible children will be able to boost their immunity with the intake of a Vitamin A capsule during the NID.
The concern is that an overly high protein intake may boost the amount of insulin-like growth factor (IGF-I) in the bloodstream (14), a phenomenon known to occur with cow's milk (15).
There is no reason not to eat yoghurt to boost your intake of probiotics while the scientists try to sort out whether they do work, and if so, how much we need and which types.
