Sentence examples similar to generated boost from inspiring English sources

Recent research indicates that, apart from a tendency to generate boosts in positive emotions the tendency to hold on to high levels of positive emotions (the duration of the experience) is also associated with improved resilience, expressed as better future recovery of symptoms in depressed patients in response to treatment (Höhn et al. personal communication).

The offer was generated to boost sales during the period after heavy tourist season ends but before the new season ramps up, when Broadway has been known to hit a slump.

Research showing an uptick in such entrepreneurs prompted AARP to get involved so its members "can pursue entrepreneurship as a means to generate income, boost financial security and assist others in meeting needs," said Jean C. Setzfand, AARP's vice president for financial security.

In contrast to prior approaches to generate or boost tumor-specific T-cell responses, antibody-based PD-1/PD-L1 blockade targets tumor-induced T-cell defects and restores pre-existing T-cell function to modulate antitumor immunity.

Hirschy said her statement generated a significant boost in visibility for the Equality Now movement.

Our study presented in the second part includes the determination of physical and of chemical properties of the emitted PM, which was generated at different boost and injection pressures on a modern light-duty diesel engine.

Of the 155,000 additional jobs created during 2011, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), tourism accounted for 120,000 of them - and this was before the tourism boost generated by the Olympics.

This simple idea, which did require him to change his old way of operating the business in the sales area, generated a quick boost of cash that he could now use to reinvest back in the business.

Despite relatively low survival rate, cell transplantation improves nerve regeneration, probably because of an initial boost generated by the transplanted cells, which arguably may recruit endogenous SC. Nonetheless, improving the survival rate and the neurotrophic potential of dASC could be the key requirement for their clinical employability in nerve repair.

A conformer pool with 2001 members including the starting model (corresponding to the native structure) was generated with dihedral boost energy of 5000 kJ mol−1 and an alpha value of 100, extracting conformations every 20 ps from a 40 ns run.

The weeks after that Tony ceremony are often a bloodbath on Broadway, when several productions typically fold in the absence of an awards-generated boost at the box office.