Sentence examples for boosting I from inspiring English sources
However, it should be noted that simple boosting (i.e. querying for presence in databases or MS/MS similarity libraries) yielded almost as good results as a combination of in silico fragmentation and database/library boosting (Table 1): boosting alone yielded 286 correct hits which was only slightly worse than the best combination of in silico fragmentation tools and boosting.
In what was nearly a lethal bit of morale boosting, I came close to ordering my men into a truck, arming them with mess kits and making them eat Sunday breakfast up at the Marine headquarters.
Totally not on board with this, especially since gray, flat, greasy locks are not confidence boosting, I begrudgingly listened to my stylist, and every other day became "No Shampoo Day".
However, by week 45, about 50% of BCG-immunized guinea pigs succumbed whereas the majority of BCG-vaccinated guinea pigs boosted i.n or i.m with AdAg85A vaccine remained healthy (Fig. 4).
Two days before fusion, mice were boosted i.v. with 100 μg rhCEA in phosphate buffered saline (PBS).
Through this close contact with Ted and Sean, with my confidence boosted, I felt I was ready to tackle a subject that I knew would test me.
The TV campaign was credited with helping boost i's circulation to just over 175,000 in February, although it has slipped back slightly since then.
The weighting can be interpreted as a virtual SNR boost, i.e., the higher the weighting factor, the higher the probability of getting access to the channel.
Seven days after boost (i.e., on day 35), swine were injected with 0.5 ml of 105.0 TCID50 of FMDV (O/Taiwan/97) as in experiment 1.
Overall, 17 patients received a boost, i.e. 24 % of the whole population (n = 71), but after identification of the concept and the TTD (after the 20th patient) the intensification rate was 33%% (17/51 patients).
Therefore, it is possible that RA could be able to enhance poly(I C) signaling in breast cancer cells by boosting type I IFN signaling.
