Sentence examples similar to boost the degree from inspiring English sources
The "smoothing" keyword specifies 1) the effective resolution at the first level, including voxel size and smoothing operations, and 2) the factor by which to smooth the ratio of random to fixed effects variances to boost the degrees of freedom.
The method provides for a true random-effects analysis, or a "mixed-effects" analysis that allows one to boost the effective degrees of freedom by spatially regularizing the random-effects variance assuming that it resembles the spatial structure of the fixed-effects variance, which is well known.
Experts warn that California needs to significantly boost the number of undergraduate degrees granted each year in order to turn around the state's economy and help the country remain competitive.
This should surely boost the name recognition of my degree, particularly in North America.
Cities have always been "smart" to a degree, using technology to boost the productivity and efficiency of municipal services.
Because the VM12 can withstand temperatures up to 620 degrees Celsius, the power plant can increase output and thus boost the plant's efficiency by 13%.
To boost the information from familial clustering we considered six types of intragenerational relationships each with a unique expected degree of familial (genetic and environmental) sharing (table 1).
Ken Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution of Washington agreed the amount is small, but said the concern is more about the idea of boosting emissions than the degree of change.
Selecting for only the percentage of proficient U.S. students who came from households where at least one parent held a Bachelor's degree would have boosted the country's ranking to 16th place.
At the same time that modularity boosts the rate of innovation, it also heightens the degree of uncertainty in the design process.
In so doing it has spectacularly boosted the fortunes of the Vendée to a degree that producers Eleven Arches want to replicate in County Durham.
