Additionally, in our proposed approach, we boost up extent of the exploitation through designing new genetic operators.
Exchange of the distal arginine boosts the extent of irreversible inactivation.
In addition to eroding the shoreline, a rise in sea level can boost the frequency and extent of coastal flooding due to storm surges, the devastating high tides driven in by hurricanes or severe storms.
Nor can much be categorically said about the singing, given the inevitable inadequacies of electronic reproduction, which can change the quality of a voice to some extent and boost the size a lot.
The introduction of foreign competition in IT, business-process outsourcing and the automotive industry has prompted Indian companies to revamp their operations and boost productivity, to the extent that some have become formidable global competitors.
Verb and construction pairs compete for activation (MacWhinney, 2004), which is determined by the following three factors: Relevance: Verbs and constructions receive an activation boost proportional to the extent to which each expresses the meaning to be conveyed.
The addition of the hGM-CSF plasmid to the vaccine did not appear to influence the extent of boosting of antibodies on exposure to malaria, as seen by comparing boosting among the four cohorts (Fig. 4B).
They had every right to be confident but even they cannot have expected the capitulation that followed, with England bowled out in 37 overs for 103, a total boosted to a small extent only by some late hitting on a may-as-well-have-a-go basis.
We found that disregarding stereochemistry and, to a lesser extent, tautomers boosted the consistency, in particular of MOL-IUPAC names (Table 4).
Global giants such as BMW and Daimler can wiggle around the tariffs to an extent by boosting production at existing China factories, but Tesla's manufacturing presence there was merely a muddy field as of last month.
