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It's plausible that at least some of the Democrats' gains reflect a boost from their convention, which could wear off.

Here, we observed increases in BOLD signal observed in the dmPFC and AINS for information close to the category boundary, which might reflect a boost to an integration process occurring within these regions, or might be driven by inputs from interconnected regions, such as the parietal cortex.

A puzzling question is whether the dorsal telencephalic origin of neocortical GABAergic neurons is human-specific or reflects a boosting of preexisting developmental mechanisms?

There was also a linear age-dependent dopaminergic modulation of memory specificity in hippocampus reflecting a relative boost to memory specificity on Bromocriptine in older adults whose memory was poorer at baseline, and a relative boost on Sulpiride in older better performers, compared to the young.

"Participants saw the outlook for economic activity as having remained strong or having strengthened since their previous meeting, in part reflecting a modest boost from the expected passage of the tax legislation," said the account, which was released after a standard three-week delay.

That number reflects a spending boost of 4.2% for consumer titles and 1% for B2B.

Many problems accompany the idea of a debt ceiling, none of which need reflect a desire to further boost the size and scope of government.

This seems to reflect a desire to counteract any boost to the yen resulting from the Fed's announcement.

This week's chart, which tracks sales through Jan . 13 did not reflect any boost in sales the album might get from the film's three Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, including best comedy or musical.

Once you get to the point of distributing over 1,000 copies a publication, you can boost your advertising costs to reflect a 1-5% profit.

Many financial institutions' lending programs, designed to boost poor farmers' access to credit, reflect a preference for a group approach rather than an individual approach.