Sentence examples for involved in boosting from inspiring English sources
In the presence of harmful stimuli, however, jasmonate switches its signaling pathways, shifting instead to directing processes involved in boosting plant defense.
Rohan was the architect of the Government's 'Tech City' initiative, and is now involved in boosting the London ecosystem further with a new kind of work space aimed at entrepreneurs, Second Home.
To be sure, politicians have been always very involved in boosting bitumen.
Both bacteriophages contained a large number of radical S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) genes, presumably involved in boosting host metabolism during infection, as well as evidence that many genes had been acquired from a wide range of bacterial species.
We speculate, for example, that the effect of cytokine secretion in Xenopus may be limited by either a relatively lower amount of secreted cytokine, diminished receptor expression in the cell surface or a lack of those cytokines specifically involved in boosting T cell proliferation in mammals (i.e. IL-2, IL-17 and IL-15).
So sensible guidance encourages a multi-faceted approach to sexuality, including: exercise to improve stamina and body image; improving skills to cope better with work and financial stress; and, for women, pelvic floor exercises to create better awareness of the muscles involved in sexual pleasure, boosting libido and self-esteem at a stroke.
Apparently, both PBE and catechin are involved in mechanisms capable of boosting cellular thiol contents under conditions of oxidative stress.
Cova, winner of the gold medal in that 10,000m final in 1984, admitted in later years that he had been involved in a blood-boosting programme administered by the Italian track and field federation.
But stocks of companies involved in renewable energy were boosted.
Dubai is currently involved in a project to boost China's nascent racing industry.
Patrick Ryan, a former diplomat who served under Clinton when she was secretary of State, said he plans to get involved in an effort to boost voter participation among the 5 million to 7 million Americans who live overseas.
