Sentence examples for boosted even from inspiring English sources
Scientists have been surprised by the surge, which began just over 10 years ago in 2007 and then was boosted even further in 2014 and 2015.
What followed was the Great Depression....if everyone goes on a spending spreeThat danger means that demand must also be boosted, even while Mr Koizumi's supply-side purge is under way.
A record balance of payments deficit of £96.2bn (5.2% of GDP) for 2015, and £32.7bn (7% of GDP) for the fourth quarter alone – both higher in percentage terms than in any year since the second world war – and the first, instinctive reaction of the government is to let what is left of our steel industry go hang, so that imports can be boosted even further.
In the other line (COX++), precursor availability was boosted even further by overexpression of both FPS1L and a cytosolic truncated hydroxymethylglutaryl CoA reductase 1 short isoform (HMGR1S, At1g76490).
In the future increased telecommuting from home threatens to reduce even further the roles once played exclusively by primary urban regions and to boost even greater deconcentration.
That separation of charges creates an electric field that may help electrify some of the dust still bound to sand grains, thus boosting even more of it into the air.
In Section 5, we extend our previous results by comparing boosting and bagging in terms of both classification and recognition performance and show, interestingly, that bagging achieves the same reduction in recognition error rates as boosting, even though it cannot match boosting classification error rate reduction.
In fact, in the absence of the DC activators, B11-hCGβ led to T-cell irresponsiveness, as subsequent boosting even with TLR agonists generated a significantly muted response compared to controls.
"High oil prices have boosted demand even more.
The economic upswing particularly a boom in tourism has boosted morale even if it has not touched most pockets.
They found that, more often than not, fiscal adjustments that relied on spending cuts boosted growth, even in the very short run.
