Sentence examples for boost to match from inspiring English sources
Give your habitat a little boost to match your personality!
Research funders must dramatically boost support to match that provided for heart disease and cancer.
Campaigners have demanded that the government boost spending to match its stated commitment to cycling after official statistics showed an apparent decline last year.
Our data indicate that loss of function of Cdkn1c alone does not boost glycogen stores to match placental overgrowth and the intrinsic growth potential of the embryo.
According to Bruce Feinberg, chief executive of Georgia Cancer Specialists, the largest cancer clinic in the Southeast, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia has reduced its reimbursement of Amgens white blood cell boosting drug Neulasta to match Medicares lower reimbursement rate.
It found that if France and Italy boosted their numbers to match the ratio in Australia, they could increase GDP growth by 1.4 and 1.2 percent per year respectively.
A buck boost converter was used to match impedance between source and load to facilitate maximum power transfer.
Davenport & Co. analyst Ann Gurkin says the firm may be forced to boost its promotion effort to match similar spending by rival R.J. Reynolds Tobacco.
As an improvement, we have tried a hybrid model that uses MARS to evaluate the importance of every parameter in the prediction and these important parameters have been fed to the ELM to build hybrid model and it can be seen that this boosts the ELM performance to match up to the accuracy of MARS with lesser computation time.
On November 13th Mr Salmond published a national economic strategy with the immediate target of boosting Scotland's economic growth to match British growth rates by 2011.
But there was no way to match the huge boost to Obama's prestige of an endorsement from Kennedy.
