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PPARγ boosts the ability of IL-4 to induce arginase expression in macrophages, and also has a role in the IL-4-stimulated increase in fatty acid β-oxidation in these macrophages.

Yang et al. studied why females are more able to fend off pneumonia and found that estrogen, the main female sex hormone, boosts the ability of the macrophages to kill bacteria.

Nilotinib works by boosting the ability to clear out proteins which accumulate in the brain cells of people with Parkinson's disease.

One group that has been evaluated, the polyphenols, has been shown in rodents to reduce oxidative damage and to boost the ability to learn and retain memories.

Air Force General Herbert Carlisle, commander of Air Combat Command, said work to upgrade the jet would continue in areas such as software, making the displays more intuitive and boosting the ability to share information between aircraft.

This means making maximum use of information-gathering technology, through satellites or aerial surveillance; and boosting the ability to project power (through missiles, bombers, or the rapid deployment of troops and armour) across long distances.

And although Mr Morozov is right to point out that new technologies can aid surveillance from above, smartphones and small, wearable cameras will also boost the ability of activists to conduct "sousveillance" from below.

The idea involves dousing agricultural crops with a naturally occurring plant hormone that seems to boost the ability of the plants to remove pesticide residue in their cells.

Scientists are also exploring the idea that genes from the ancestors of modern-day plants might boost the ability of crops to harness the sun.

I anticipate breakthroughs that will boost the ability of the chips and subsystems on a phone to perform optimally for far longer.

The outstanding electrocatalytic performance is attributed to its unique coral-like porous hierarchical structure established by conductive CoSe2 nanocrystals, which can not only offer abundant electrocatalytic active sites, but also boost the ability of charge transportation.