Sentence examples for boost the useful from inspiring English sources
With the Galaxy S5, Samsung has attempted to turn down the gimmicks and boost the useful features.
The addition of hydrogen helps boost the yield of useful commodity compounds from pyrolized biomass.
This has promoted "the idea that knowledge should be used and useful, should boost the economy, be transformed into marketable products or patents, and have a cultural, social, or political value".
Similarly, nutrient supply by oil-based cakes which is a form of organic manure will not only decrease the reliance on chemical fertilizers, but also develop the soil structure, boost the growth and activity of useful organisms in the soil, ease the deficiency of secondary and micronutrients, and sustain higher yield due to better soil health (Tiwari 2002; Singh et al. 2006).
This further indicates the usefulness of the Mince reordering strategy and is evidence that the Mince reordering may be useful to boost the compression of other tools.
Due to the deficiency of positive samples, our approach samples useful unlabeled data iteratively to boost the performance of hot spots prediction.
The responses were boosted by exposure to malaria challenge, a potentially useful attribute for any vaccine used in endemic areas where frequent exposure to the parasite could boost the protection induced by such a vaccine.
The available toxicity data might provide a useful platform for further studies to clarify the human risk and to boost the global awareness about endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
This context configuration turns out to be useful not only to address low-latency speech recognition, but also to boost the recognition performance under reverberant conditions.
The ensemble approach is particularly useful in boosting the performance of weak learners and has been used in recent genomic studies (Chen et al. 2011; Reboiro-Jato et al. 2013).
"This project could be very useful in boosting the public acceptability of electric cars," Mr. Loughhead said in an interview.
