Boost, which is a division of Sprint, is in the midst of introducing a big advertising program to support its newest plan: $50 for unlimited monthly calls, texts and Web use, with no roaming fees, activation charges or other add-ons.
Wan et al. proposed BOOST, which is a fast method for detecting gene-gene interaction using Boolean operation-based screening and testing [ 8].
For example, even in the earliest data sets, we saw evidence for Doppler boosting, which is a relativistic effect that was predicted but never before observed.
The star of Pieters continues to rise, which is a wonderful boost for European golf.
Hence, he has an incentive to implement fiscal policies designed to give the economy a boost, which is usually good news for a company's bottom line, resulting in positive stock returns.
Greater turnout in the black community would give Brown an additional boost, which is why his campaign has launched an extensive get-out-the-vote effort.
"National team games need a boost, which is why we are launching the project".
Due to all the uncertainty going into the dinner almost anything positive would give the stock markets a boost, which is what happened on Monday when the Dow Jones Industrials rose almost 300 points or 1.1%, and Trump was sending out positive tweets (but isn't that one would expect from him?).
In this work, we propose using an intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) simultaneous integrated boost (SIB), which is a single-phase process, to replace the conventional two-phase process involving WPI plus a boost.
Results were analyzed using extreme gradient boosting (xgboost), which is a tree-based boosting system8 that offers high precision.9 Diagnostic group membership (i.e., patient, control) and change in depressive symptoms were predicted from the digital biomarkers.
Mr. Claus said he typically first looks for someone who has sadness on his face, who needs a little boost, which was exactly what he did last week as he strolled through the aisles of a local thrift store.
