Sentence examples for boosting motor from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest a novel approach to boosting motor neuron health by increasing communication between different types of neurons, which may offer a new avenue for the treatment of SMA.

The report posits boosting motor vehicle efficiency to more than 50 miles per gallon (easily achievable with today's technology, as the Toyota Prius demonstrates) to cut gasoline demand from a projected 289 billion gallons in 2050 a figure that accounts for projected 50% population growth to about 150 billion gallons.

Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) over the primary motor cortex (M1) can boost motor performance in Parkinson's disease (PD) when it is applied at rest.

Trade has recovered in the past 12 months, helped by stimulus programmes from governments around the world, such as car scrappage schemes to boost the motor industry.

Handwriting may boost fine motor skills in your hands and fingers, for example.

If food-associated response inhibition training effectively boosts automatic motor inhibition and reduces the reward value associated with food cues, it could help at-risk individuals control their food intake.

Fitted with an energy-saving permanent magnet motor, boosting efficiency by as much as 30%, and an integrated auto-function that automatically sets the pump to the most favourable operating point, the MAGNA pump is an important recent innovation from the Grundfos Group.

We have succeeded in boosting fuel economy for motor vehicles and improving appliance efficiency, including light bulbs.

Insurer Admiral rose 1.1% to £15.48 after Nomura said next Wednesday's results should show strong growth, boosted by rising motor insurance premiums.

Bosch had spent years engineering this device, intended to improve the way the motor boosted the driver's input when turning the wheel, but the auto companies weren't buying as many as predicted.

It's quite a sensation, the undeniable boost the motor gives when activated by pedalling, and it's surprisingly silent, too.