Sentence examples for boosting reverse from inspiring English sources

In recent experience, we have found that boosting reverse primer concentrations (beyond what two-step primer-probe optimization trials initially indicated) preceding one-step qPCR analyses has improved the overall fidelity of all qPCR target reactions tested so far.

Mr Tsipras has warned markets that they "will have to dance to the tune" of his government, while Syriza promises to boost public spending, reverse privatisations, increase salaries and pensions and repeal bailout laws liberalising the markets.

Wage rises should start to reverse that trend, boosting investment and workers' productivity.

Earlier, shareholders gave the board of directors authority to conduct a reverse stock split, boosting the share price while reducing the number of outstanding shares.

In light of the results, youth vote advocacy organization, Rock-the-Vote, found that SMS reminders to finish the paperwork could (slightly) reverse the results, boosting completed registration in the SMS group by 4%.

We selected one medication from each participant's ART regimen for EAM according to the following selection criteria hierarchy: 1) medication dosed twice daily, 2) combination preparation, containing two or three antiretroviral drugs, 3) protease inhibitor (excluding ritonavir if only used for pharmacokinetic boosting), or 4) non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor.

Patient characteristics measured at the index date included age, sex and ART classes received (ie, nucleoside/nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors, non-nucleoside/nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors, PIs, ritonavir boosting therapy or other therapies).

"The challenge for the government is to reverse austerity and start boosting wages and incomes for the majority.

Buoyed by record oil income in 2008, Mr Bouteflika boosted infrastructure spending, reversed tentative steps to free the economy and secured constitutional amendments that, in effect, granted him the presidency for life.Last year Mr Bouteflika restricted imports, hurting some well-connected businessmen.

This year marks a decade since African governments committed to allocate 10percentt of national spending to boost agricultural production, reversing decades of under investment in the sector.

Scientists are unlikely to reverse the ageing process by boosting telomerase in people's bodies.