The newly announced set will boost the pool of Blizzard's free-to-play card battler by another 132 cards to almost 700 when it launches in August, as well as introducing the first new keyword to the game since it launched in 2013.
The recently described PHB production in S. cerevisiae from xylose together with the extensive on-going research on boosting the intracellular pool of the precursor acetyl-CoA and fine-tuning the redox state of the cell, opens up several routes for the optimization of the PHB formation.
Five months after boosting, the neutralization titres of sera pooled from VAC-gB-boosted or VAC-gHL-boosted mice had declined somewhat, but they still remained significantly above those of control mice for both fibroblast (Fig. 5A) and RAW264.7 cell (Fig. 5B) infections.
Increasing the number of residency posts will increase in-country training opportunities, boosting the number of specialists in the country and the pool of potential junior faculty to recruit from.
The 2-year, $1.7 billion spending boost is intended to keep the pool of British science well stocked, both by attracting more talented students into the field and stemming the flow of scientists out of the country.
Boosting the number of high-skilled workers in the country would create a too-large pool of labor for the amount of jobs available in the technology field, driving down wages, according to a study from the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute.
These campaigns help protect children who are not immunized or only partially protected and boost the immunity of those who are immunized, thereby reducing or eliminating the pool of potential hosts.
Here, we present a new concept for boosting the carbohydrate content of plants, by channeling photosynthetically fixed carbon into a newly engineered glucose polymer pool.
Nelly Olin, France's environment minister, plans to add five new brown bears four females and one male to the area, to boost the genetic pool and ensure the local survival of the species.
The pool of qualified staff is small.
