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For instance, recent rulings loosening the requirements for foreign companies wanting to liquidate themselves in English courts have boosted the use of some parts of corporate law.
Microsoft reached an antitrust agreement with the EU in 2009 to present consumers with a range of browsers, which is said to have boosted the use of rival browsers in Europe, such as Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox.
An important factor that expedited and boosted the use of image and video processing techniques in cultural heritage applications was the initiation of extensive digitization campaigns by public institutions, museums, libraries, and archives during the last years.
Despite this, the editor was a huge step forward from previous text-only entry, enabling relatively easy interactive input of molecules on the web by medicinal chemists and it boosted the use of interactive cheminformatics services on the Ciba-Geigy intranet.
For instance, this situation seemingly boosted the use of LLINs and environmental management in Malindi throughout the project period.
The continued development of novel genetic tools to manipulate gene function in Drosophila has boosted the use of this organism to study in vivo biological mechanisms and to model disease (Bier 2005; Yamamoto et al. 2014).
It aims to boost the use of renewable energy to 27% and to increase energy efficiency by at least 27%.
"Those agreements aim to boost the use of domestic currencies among BRICS and provide an institutional framework for members".
Today she accused Sir Bernard of a "knee-jerk" reaction by boosting the use of stop-and-search in response to knife crime.
"Given the magnitude of the Zika crisis, WHO encourages affected countries and their partners to boost the use of both old and new approaches to mosquito control as the most immediate line of defence," the WHO statement said.
There's nothing in the law that says that the head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration needs to be an emergency room doctor who has been active in boosting the use of seat belts.
