Sentence examples for slightly boosted from inspiring English sources

Three devices were tested in May and June at Malden, the second one a huge fission bomb, slightly boosted, producing a yield of 720 kilotons.

They paid special attention to the number of single-letter variations or small insertions and deletions in his DNA clues as to whether he had a genetic variation that slightly boosted his risk for heart disease or cancer.

A further comparative study showed that, unlike the case of a solar chimney power plant, a circular blockage a few meters in front of the solar collector entrance barely improved the heat dissipation performance of the hybrid system when exposed to a strong ambient crosswind, however, it slightly boosted its self-power-generation capacity.

In order to limit this risk, the prior probability of the query is slightly boosted by the driven decoding algorithm (DDA) [24].

Well, their hopes are slightly boosted by news that play for the third day of the third Test between West Indies and India has been called off because of rain.

In summary, autovaccination only slightly boosted the pre-existing serum antibody response, predominantly to bacterial surface antigens.

These medications not only significantly lower LDL levels but also improve your overall cholesterol profile by lowering total cholesterol, slightly boosting HDL, and slightly lowering triglycerides — although by differing amounts.

So even if rebates succeed in slightly boosting consumer spending, the funds for the rebate came from a reduction in spending elsewhere in the economy (probably from private investment).

The improvement is obtained by slightly boosting the drift component with respect to the diffusion component of the photogenerated current by means of an increase in the p n junction effective area, and consequently in the volume of the depletion layer.

Simon Wallace, economist at the Centre for Economic and Business Research, said: "The rise in the RPI and the slightly higher-than-expected monthly consumer price inflation is likely to slightly boost expectations that the Bank of England will have to raise interest rates at least once more this year.

The fact that he couldn't get a U.S. visa to come to the ceremony may slightly boost the film's chances, but I think that it will win for another reason: Farhadi is a dully confident realist whose films have an overt, even an obvious, element of social critique, psychology by numbers, and no strangeness whatsoever.