Sentence examples for suggested to boost from inspiring English sources

However, using fluid resuscitation in addition to the optimal, 10 mg/kg AS dose is suggested to boost efficacy when treating CS.

I can take quick 10-minute breaks throughout the day (as researchers now suggests) to boost cognitive function and get right back to it.

Reports in the US media have suggested that to boost its share price, Anheuser could sell non-core assets such as its entertainment business which operates ten theme parks in the US and is building another, the World of Discovery, on the Palm development off the coast of Dubai.

During the 1800's, physicians suggested chocolate to boost libido.

Bothwell suggests ways to boost your chances.

Demos and Brandeis suggest policies to boost homeownership, like better enforcement of anti-discrimination laws, lowering the cap on the mortgage interest deduction so blacks and Latinos can benefit and authorizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to allow homeowners to modify their loans.

Meanwhile, plant-derived protein antigens are suggested to be used as boosting vaccines by just orally feeding animals with the antigen-expressing food, where the priming can be realized with conventional vaccinations (Lamphear et al., 2004; Pogrebnyak et al., 2005).

While it appears some contestants didn't have Twitter before starting the show (and have only posted a couple of pictures since), others have well-established accounts and blogs suggesting they want to boost their profiles for possible book deals and TV presenting opportunities once the series ends.

The dispute now is over the best way to mitigate a recession.On October 19th Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, suggested he would try to boost demand by scrapping previous plans to restrain the rate of increase in public spending and bringing forward to 2009-10 monearmarkedked for the following year.

The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, which has captive wildcats at its Highland Wildlife Park and was involved in the Cairngorms project, has suggested cloning as way to boost numbers.

Inventories at U.S. businesses dipped in July amid strong sales, the government said on Monday, in a report that suggested companies might need to boost output to keep up with demand.