Sentence examples for boosted upwards from inspiring English sources
If the population includes subsets with a more extreme prognosis (for example, mild versus severe TBI), the discriminative ability will be boosted upwards.
The one on the Earth side will be put into a slightly slower and lower orbit than the one on the space side, and after they've spread out to a distance of 137 miles, the lower satellite will boost itself upwards and synchronize with the other.
Previously, scientists had speculated that escaping steam might boost the kernel upwards in a "rocket" effect.
Although SEN pupils' results edged upwards on last year, when 14% made the grade, their non-SEN peers boosted their results more dramatically from 62% to 70%.
Companies, says Campbell, "under-report their new discoveries to comply with strict US stock exchange rules, but then revise them upwards over time", partly to boost their share prices with "good news" results.
The International Monetary Fund is urging George Osborne to boost spending on Britain's infrastructure despite revising upwards its forecast for UK growth by more than for any other developed country.
To boost their profit growth, companies can either add mass or speed their sales of home-grown products ever upwards.
"However, they can also boost demand in what is already a highly saturated housing market, which in turn is likely to put upwards pressure on house price inflation," he said.
