Sentence examples for development and boosted from inspiring English sources

Here we have shown that A. nidulans was able to utilise suberin macromolecules as sole carbon source and that the fungus also underwent sexual development and boosted secondary metabolism (Table  1).

But he said Philips would keep spending on research and development, and boost its health care unit, to emerge stronger from the recession.

The company currently operates in Poland, Ukraine, Germany and Estonia, and plans to use the additional capital for further product development and boosting VitalFields' presence across Europe.

It was found that zoning can affect prediction accuracy and projected urbanized patterns, with the zoning scenarios taking spatial differentiation of planning policies into account (i.e., S2 4) generating better predictions of newly urbanized pixels, better representing urban clustered development, and boosting the level of spatial matching relative to zoning by land-use type (S1).

Therefore, understanding the response mechanism of BR regulation is critical for promoting agricultural development and boosting crop productivity by improving plant growth conditions.

More importantly, however, is the pressing need for increased attention towards enhancing education and professional development and boosting the sense of job stability and security amongst providers, as a means for improving role satisfaction within the PHC centers.

They proposed that because the fat on the hips and thighs contains more omega-3s than belly fat does, these women were storing omega-3s critical for fetal and infant brain development--and boosting their own brainpower as they grew up.

The new capital will be used for consolidation of product development efforts and boosting Affle's business in existing Asian markets, as well as launching in new markets.

Housing regulations control development and boost rent, for example.

The official report on the program concluded that summer camps have the potential to level class differences, encourage social development and boost interest in learning.

The theory behind free-flowing capital is that it allows the world's savings to find the most profitable opportunities – even far from home – and provides the impetus for investment and entrepreneurialism, aids economic development and boosts growth.