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The company would do this largely by further boosting the modules' power output.

We are driving up mobile coverage and the Universal Service Obligation we are taking through parliament, alongside the £1bn for full fibre and 5G in the autumn statement will do exactly this, by further boosting mobile coverage and delivering fast, reliable broadband to people struggling with slow speeds.

NAB's capital-raising effort is largely viewed as an attempt to get ahead of Australian regulators by further boosting its capital ratios.

Here I report that salubrinal did not protect Bcr-Abl –positive or negative leukemic cells from proteasome inhibitor-mediated ER stress and toxicity but in contrast synergistically enhanced apoptotic cell death by further boosting ER-stress, a finding, which may have impact on the future design of treatment modalities for hematological cancers.

Furthermore, this study differentiates the PPARα agonists from the PPARγ agonists regarding skeletal effects, since the PPARγ agonist pioglitazone exerts the opposite effect by further boosting ovariectomy-induced bone loss in rats.

Support for the use of Ad-based vaccines to induce protective T-cell populations in man came from a therapeutic trial in which chimpanzees received heterologous Ad-Ad followed by further boosting with electroporated DNA, all containing the NS region of HCV [74].

Eric Olander and Cobus van Staden see the likely neglect of Africa by the Trump administration further boosting China's influence on that continent. .

A federal mandate that all cars have stability-control systems by 2012 should further boost demand.

In its life to date it has seen its engine grow from 4.3 to 4.7 litres, its coupé body style joined by an open Roadster version, its pace and appeal further boosted by the option of a V12 engine, its reputation enhanced by many racing successes.

Passenger numbers at Redland were further boosted by a marketing campaign by the Severnside Community Rail Partnership to attract more people, especially students, to use the station.

Connecting drug-gene-disease associations is further boosted by adding protein complex information by Yu et al. (Xidan U., China) [ 3] who obtained indirect weighted bipartite relationships between drugs and diseases from the tripartite drug-gene-disease network.