Sentence examples for boosting group from inspiring English sources

The Cheerleaders are the official New York boosting group and were christened by Mayor Koch.

The club started the season with 3,500 season-ticket holders, so it has had to focus on boosting group sales and individual ticket sales.

Our findings suggest that conformity pressure may be a viable mechanism for boosting group creativity, but only among those who lack creative talent.

That downturn came after a decline in first-half losses in the six months to the beginning of August, as the World Cup helped boost group sales by 10%too £184m.

Adopting a person by situation interaction approach, we identified conditions under which conformity pressure can either stifle or boost group creativity depending on the joint effects of norm content and group personality composition.

They also found a parallel increase in the volunteers' sense of social bonding that was not seen in the control group, suggesting that watching the drama and not the duller BBC shows—had boosted group coherence.

Japan's No. 3 drugmaker Yamanouchi Pharmaceutical said it aims to boost group operating profit to 114 billion yen ($928.5 million) in the 2004- '05period, from 94 billion yen in 2001- '02 under a new mid-term business plan.

The antibody response was similar at both dosage levels after the prime, but after the boost the group primed with 200 µg of protein and boosted at day 23 had ∼1.5 fold higher HA-specific IgG levels as compared to the 125 µg primed and boosted group.

The median increase in CD4% during the first 6 months of ART was 8.6% [IQR: 3.2-13.8] in the super- boosted group, 7.1% [IQR: 0.2-14.0] in the double-dose, and 9.3% [IQR: 4.4-14.9] in the ritonavir group.

The antibody titers distribution is also in favor of the boosted group as shown in Figure 3.

Half of the subjects enrolled received an interim booster dose at year 5 (boosted) group, whereas the other half of the subjects enrolled did not (unboosted group).