Sentence examples for boost the coverage from inspiring English sources
We have already covered a fair amount of ground with our Breakthrough Capitalism program, with a first progress report now posted, but as we move into the next phase one key objective will be to help boost the coverage of breakthrough innovation, entrepreneurship, finance and policy-making.
Such terminological knowledge can in turn boost the coverage of generic sentiment lexicons.
It is worth noting that self-spreading will boost the coverage achieved by VCR as shown later in this section.
Therefore, 3GPP has defined the so-called eICIC mechanism to boost the coverage of small cells and improve the load distribution among macro and small cells.
However this modification may help only marginally to boost the coverage rate in Asian patients as only 37%% of the patients in our study would fulfill these criteria.
Not only have bed nets been effectively distributed to vulnerable populations, but the provision of bed nets as an incentive seems to have boosted the coverage of early antenatal visits and immunization.
The first round of polio immunization will be from 3 to 5 November and the second round will be conducted from 2 to 4 December to stop the wild polio virus outbreak and to boost the OPV coverage level which will contribute to the prevention of disability due to the virus.
"CHIP has worked together with Medicaid to boost the health insurance coverage rates for children to record levels," she added.
David L. Phillips, New York Japan's press According to the article "Did Japan's scandal coverage boost the party in power?" (May 28), Japanese mass media and prosecutors may favor the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
Originally given £3.7m of Lottery cash to cover the Cultural Olympiad, a year ago The Space received a further £8m from Arts Council England, the BBC matching this in March, as director-general Tony Hall vowed to boost the broadcaster's arts coverage.
When last year I first read about a mooted scheme to build a floating pontoon cycleway along the Thames in London, I assumed it was yet another of those design flights of fancy that would generate some speculative media coverage, boost the CVs of those involved, and then vanish.
