Sentence examples for boosting the release from inspiring English sources

Ways of boosting the release of neurotransmitters may thus have therapeutic value.

But, said Johnson, it was not clear whether the link was down to greater social activity boosting the release of endorphins and thereby dampening the experience of pain, or whether people with a more active endorphin system - and hence higher pain tolerance - experience a greater reward from social activity and hence surround themselves with more friends.

It improves the power and efficiency of the heart; it boosts the release of certain neurotransmitters (the chemicals nerve cells use to talk to each other); and it stimulates cells' garbage-disposal machinery.

This currency current corrodes the coins and, along with the alloys' innate propensity to ooze nickel, boosts the release of the metal to about 300 times the rate allowed by the European Union--faster than even pure nickel.

In addition, we show with the same technique that magnetocubosomes are responsive to a low frequency alternating magnetic field (LF-AMF), which acts as an external trigger to boost the release of model drugs confined in the cubic phase.

MDMA works on three stages of neurotransmission: it too blocks re-uptake, but it also boosts the release of serotonin from the presynaptic cell – analogous to water pouring into the swimming pool – and enhances reception on the postsynaptic cell.

Attention was further boosted by the release of a series of Barbie dolls based on characters from the show by toy manufacturer Mattel.

If it does, however, it could allow Microsoft more agility to pass out the latest patches and upgrades to users, potentially boosting the usefulness of the coming release in spotting bugs.

Laughter has been proven to yield physical benefits -- including releasing endorphins, boosting the immune system, improving stamina and strengthening breathing -- as well as a number of emotional and social benefits, such as reducing depression and anxiety and strengthening bonds with friends and family.

Sales of electricals and home technology increased by 9.9% compared with a year earlier, boosted by the release of the iPhone 7 and wireless headphones.

According to the British Phonographic Industry, Adele led the revival of LP sales, but other big sellers included Amy Winehouse's Back to Black, which was boosted by the release of the documentary Amy, and the Stone Roses's self-titled 1989 album.