A puzzling question is whether the dorsal telencephalic origin of neocortical GABAergic neurons is human-specific or reflects a boosting of preexisting developmental mechanisms?
As the same batch of the Ag85 preparation was used at each time point this could reflect some boosting effect by the tuberculin test.
Thus, in 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated in March, "Three Little Pigs" came out in May, and before long this curt, boisterous fable was being praised for reflecting — and positively boosting — the pick-me-up gutsiness of the New Deal, guaranteed to chase away the lupine ravenings of the Depression.
Therefore, the statistical association between seropositivity to swine viruses and vaccination likely reflects a vaccine-induced boosting of antibody titers in persons previously exposed to a swine influenza virus.
It's plausible that at least some of the Democrats' gains reflect a boost from their convention, which could wear off.
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.
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.
Chase & Status's sales boost reflects changes to the ways viewers were able to experience this year's festival.
That number reflects a spending boost of 4.2% for consumer titles and 1% for B2B.
The budget clearly reflects Republican priorities: boosts for nuclear and fossil fuels coupled with big cuts for renewable energy programs and for the Advanced Research Projects Agency Energy or ARPA-E, which is aimed at moving transformational energy technologies into the private sector.
