Sentence examples for weak boosting from inspiring English sources

The geometric mean titers by IFA and rCS ELISA were suboptimal, arbitrarily defining an IFA titer of 1500 as minimal adequate response for malaria challenge, and only weak boosting was seen after the third vaccination.

But economists say it is unlikely many firms will follow suit, at least until they have a better sense of whether growth is more sustainable or whether the currency is permanently weaker, boosting exports.In fact, they say, Mr Abe's campaign may be primarily political.

The latest figures, showing the recovery remains on track, are almost solely the result of the weak euro boosting Italian, Spanish and French exports.

He explained that Bosnia, and the Srebrenica failure specifically, paved the way for the UN to be seen as weak, while boosting NATO's status.

For years foreigners accused them of keeping the yuan artificially weak to boost exports.

Expansion in British factories slowed a little in October as the weak pound boosted exports but also pushed the prices of imports sharply higher.

A weak pound boosts the power of his overseas earnings when translated back home, and encourages more foreign visitors to his UK operations.

Stephen Brown of consultancy Capital Economics said: "The unchanged headline inflation rate in August highlights the fact that price pressures in the eurozone remain weak and boosts the case for more monetary easing from the ECB.

ABF has added 136p to £26.25 as it reported a 3% rise in full year operating profits and forecast higher earnings for the current year as the weak pound boosted overseas earnings, making up for the impact of rising import prices on Primark.

NGO inputs were essential where communities, public health systems and governance were weak and boosted effectiveness in stronger settings.

As against historical averages, the nation faces a double whammy: a later start and a weaker boost.