However, the degree of boosting was not significantly different from that seen in the infectivity controls (Fig. 4A).
From this, we simulated estimates of seroprevalence from the appropriate statistical model for either a cross-sectional or a longitudinal study, based on four illustrative scenarios for the baseline level of antibodies in the population and the degree of boosting after infection.
Gets a degree-of-difficulty boost because, upon reflection, City Critic realized the secret phrase bordered on gibberish.
Launched in a beta version last month, Super Chat will let viewers pay some money to boost their comments and pin them to the top of the pile for some time — the degree of the boost and pin will depend on how much a commenter is willing to pay.
But the degree of that boost depends in part on where the money goes and how quickly it gets from the government's books into the real economy.
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Depending on the degree of the damage, the boosted high-frequency sounds can fill in where your damaged hearing organ is lacking.
As a consequence, the boosted degree of stochasticity in Figure 9 has to owe predominantly to the extrinsic fluctuations in the amount of CC and IAP proteins rather than the intrinsic noise.
Their efforts will receive a major boost and a degree of official recognition on Saturday, when the Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin opens an exhibit called Life and Death on the Border, 1910-1920, that seeks to re-examine the events and context of what it describes as "some of the worst racial violence in United States history".
The European Space Agency is now partnering with NASA on development of the "ESA-NASA Web World Wind"; this high degree of interest from other agencies will boost future project productivity.
