Sentence examples for boosting influence from inspiring English sources

This "hybrid view" would suggest that contextual cueing can exert a boosting influence on both target and response selection, consistent with Kunar, Flusberg, Horowitz, and Wolfe (2007), who argued for such a view in relation to visual contextual cueing.

China sees them as useful tools for boosting its influence in Taiwan.

He was excluded by term limits—and the electoral authorities decided that, as a close family member, albeit a divorced one, so was she.Perhaps the most powerful trend now boosting the influence of political daughters is the family need to tame for electoral purposes the authoritarian character of fathers.

History has shown that even when Iran's economy became chaotic a few years ago, Tehran's stance towards supporting Assad, boosting Hezbollah, influencing the ruling Iraqi Shiite coalition, and continuing its nuclear program, did not alter.

Hovav and colleagues described that the priming and boosting vectors influenced the magnitude of the secondary CD8+ T cell response, but that the ultimate differentiation of these cells to memory cells was exclusively shaped by the second immunogen [59].

A change of government has only boosted its influence.

"When China fulfils its duties, it will certainly boost its influence in south Asia".

China hopes such projects will boost its influence in the region.

More people, he argues, will contribute to the country's prosperity and boost its influence in Asia.

So strengthening the parliament relative to the council boosts German influence.These implications will not be missed in London and Paris.

Billionaire Clive Palmer has acted to boost his influence in the new Senate by creating an alliance with the Australian Motoring Enthusiast party senator elect Ricky Muir.