Sentence examples for modify or boost from inspiring English sources

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Those who are born with poor natural endowments may be further disadvantaged if they cannot access life science innovations to modify or boost them.

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There were three methods: no modification (regular), insulin modified, or tolbutamide boosted.

The car of choice then was a hand-me-down Honda Civic, with the four-cylinder engine modified, or tuned, to boost the horsepower and turn a cheap Japanese import into a street racer capable of hitting 60 miles an hour in less than five seconds.

We propose two minimum criteria for a potentially successful heterologous vaccination strategy: (1) the boost vaccine should modify or reprogram the T-cell response to display different functional and/or phenotypic characteristics to the prevaccination response; (2) the induced T-cell response should be long lived.

A vaccine that boosts cross-reactive T-cell responses to conserved internal antigens of influenza has the potential to modify or prevent disease and virus shedding in vaccinees, thus reducing morbidity and transmission whether the virus causing the infection is one that continually circulates in humans or is a different subtype with the potential to cause a pandemic.

The N.F.L. is attempting to modify or regulate behavior that cannot be modified or regulated.

People cannot influence or modify or personalise them.

We set β so the process would result in an error-free network in a reasonable time (several seconds or several millions attempts on the average) Random networks were modified to boost the number of motifs, either feed-forward loops (version F) or bi-fans (version B).

But if the procedure is made safe enough in coming years, IVF embryos could, in principle, be modified to boost public health, by reducing people's risk of Alzheimer's disease, or to make them resistant to HIV, malaria or influenza.

Mr Goldsmith is particularly concerned by a section of Mr Paterson's speech in which he implied that 7 million children in the developing world have died or gone blind in the past 15 years due to a lack of vitamin A that could have been avoided if attempts to develop "golden rice" - a grain modified to boost Vitamin A - had not been consistently been "thwarted".

Will it make politics more civil or boost extremists?

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