Sentence examples for similarly boosted from inspiring English sources

Pilots won phased increases of up to 45%; other workers such as mechanics threatened to strike unless their pay was similarly boosted.

Huang et al. (2008) [ 14] compared tipranavir/ritonavir (TPV/r) versus a comparator protease inhibitor similarly boosted with ritonavir (CPI/r).

Consistent with the primary screening, NF-κB reporter activity was similarly boosted upon TCR stimulation in USP34- and CYLD-silenced Jurkat when compared to control non-targeting siRNA transfected cells.

And we might hope that the forces driving up the incomes of today's pensioners will similarly boost incomes of the generations coming after.

The release of Avatar, which is the highest-grossing movie ever and took £86m at the UK box office alone, is expected to similarly boost sales of the high-definition format.

So, why hasn't India been able to similarly boost the production of pulses, a commodity for which there is obviously great demand, going by the import numbers and by what's on dinner plates?

Similarly, boosting was more than three times as common in employees 45 years and older than younger employees in a study of 10 hospitals throughout the United States [ 6].

Telegraph.co.uk experienced a similarly boost in monthly numbers, up 5.71% to 58,998,929, although slightly slower growth of 5.76% in daily browsers to 3,041,594.

The massive increase in physical power that getting behind the wheel confers seems similarly to boost egos.

Israel's government was similarly successful in boosting its early-stage venture-capital industry with its $100m Yozma fund, which supported foreign investors backing Israeli start-ups.

We wondered whether age-induced aggregation was similarly affected by boosting proteasome production and found that aged cells lacking Ubr2 displayed markedly less Hsp104-GFP foci and large Hsp104 associated inclusions (Fig 3C& D).