Sentence examples similar to boosted merit from inspiring English sources
The article would never of been boosted if it had no merit, right?
Or do you send it to a prestigious journal that sits behind a paywall, where the paper's merits will be boosted by an environment that is prominent to the desired readership and universally respected?
For patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-1) virologically suppressed on a boosted protease inhibitor (PI) + 3TC/ABC regimen, the merits of switching to FTC/TDF as the NRTI backbone are unknown.
The merits of boosting may render it a suitable and powerful algorithm to model the EU-NN database for empirical classification of narcolepsy.
The plan, which resembles the Bank of England's "funding for lending" scheme, has some merit but may not boost lending as much as expected due to the feeble state of the banks.
But as Europe's immigration debate heats up, the Belgian squad can point the way toward an ideal of successful, merit-based integration while boosting national pride as they play sublime soccer before billions of viewers.
Note, though, that even those voting against QE this month still seem open to further action to boost bank lending, with the committee seeing merit in possible extensions to Funding for Lending".
He accordingly disparages oligarchs, who suppose that justice requires preferential claims for the rich, but also democrats, who contend that the state must boost liberty across all citizens irrespective of merit.
The concept of stimulating the housing market, within reason, as a way of boosting what was a moribund economy has considerable merit.
