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Recent discoveries have shown that HSCs circulate in the peripheral blood and may boost local immune response via paracrine mechanisms and differentiation into myeloid cells.
The crisis may help boost local production when it's ready, with wholesalers saying maybe local savoy cabbage and purple sprouting broccoli will recapture Brits' imagination, rather than imported foreign produce.
At most, if the venue brings in a special event, like the Super Bowl, then the accompanying tourism may boost some local businesses, like hotels and restaurants.
In the long run, winning the city of culture prize may boost the local economy and it may create jobs and reduce the troubles that people in Hull face.
"There are people who think it may boost the local economy, but it seems far more likely to damage the reputation of the area," says Paul Harrison, sitting in the smart spa hotel at the centre of the Ribby Hall holiday village he owns in the heart of the shale gas exploration zone.
They may miss vital opportunities to boost local HIV competence through building grassroots capacity in project design, management and decision-making, which might sustain efforts when donor funding ran out.
That makes sense and would boost local economies.
The government has announced £6bn of funding for local governments designed to boost local economies.
Nuclear plant and its construction will boost local economies because of its significant economic benefits.
This should boost local ownership of the research.
The Frêche affair may boost Ms Aubry's standing in Paris, but not in the provinces, where local barons guide members' votes for the party's presidential nominee.
