Sentence examples for effects boosted by from inspiring English sources

The helical structure of Se and Te chains is expected to confer unique electrical, optical, and mechanical properties, including novel spin-orbit coupling effects boosted by heavy Se and Te atoms [20], negative compressibility and band gap narrowing under pressure and strain [21], and extraordinary flexibility greater than typical elastic polymers [22].

Pension-related effects boosted the aftertax bottom line by $820 million last year, a 63% improvement in this source of profits from the year before, Rexroad says.

Wisdom is often put into effect and boosted by generosity, since it is easy to follow one's innate preferences, but to be patient, kind and wise in challenging situations is an expression of a generous mind.

These GvL effects can be boosted by adoptive immunotherapy using hematopoietic system specific minor H peptides; similarly in the case of SCT for solid tumors the GvT effect can be boosted using minor H peptides expressed on the carcinoma cells but absent on their healthy epithelial counterparts [40].

These are then placed end to end, as if to form their own movie, an effect that is boosted by the fact that one of the stills in question consists of a snatch of opening titles, another of the word "fin" and yet another of the 20th Century Fox logo.

"We are losing the understanding of the effects of anthropic activities boosted by technologies upon the environment.

Our estimates suggest that this "wealth effect" boosted growth in real consumer spending by as much as one percentage point per year from late 1996 to mid-2000.

To this effect we used PTMetaD boosted by WTE [22] and in combination with the reweighting technique of Ref. [46] (see Methods section).

As a secondary effect, repair responses are boosted by systemic events, such as elevated levels of regenerative facilitators, despite the rapid disappearance of donor MSCs.

Boosted by special effects used in the Harry Potter series and other British films, it's also in demand by the video games sector.

Sound symbolism effects in memory may be boosted by semantics, but are not exclusively driven by them.