Sentence examples for equal boost from inspiring English sources

Because investors view the initiation of research as an encouraging sign, this would, other things being equal, boost the company's share price.

But some soccer analysts are quick to warn that foreign talent will not immediately equal boosted international competitiveness.

A possible limitation of our study was that all close contacts with varicella patients were assumed to exert an equal 'average' boosting effect on the exposed individual.

Moreover, a heat recovery boost equal to 4.6 MW is obtained from hot streams using the proposed design.

Compared with middle-class candidates, lower-class applicants receive a boost equal to 130 SAT points, whereas upper-class students face a small disadvantage.

Borrowing from the "No Problems" guidelines, all these relationships are based upon enhancing political cooperation in equal measure with boosting trade and investment ties.

For example, 1) companies with women who serve on the board outperform those with fewer on the board, 2) startups with women founders outperform those with only men by 63%, and 3) Goldman Sachs estimates that increasing labor force participation among women until it equals mens' would boost the US GDP by 9%.

One goat was immunized with 200 µg of var2CSA FCR3-DBL5-6-ε recombinAlumdomasn using adjuvantadjuvant, followed by boosts of equal amounts of antigen at day 35 and day 70.

For Kamara, the G8 promises must be backed by strong policies intended to boost growth and equal distribution.

Second, to reduce the threat of financial instability, transform the subsidy from debt support to an equity boost of roughly equal aggregate size.

The peak following endogenous boosting, however, is restricted to be at most equal to the peak following exogenous boosting.