Recent work on bird flu has demonstrated that the contagiousness of a disease can be deliberately boosted.
OSTP has deliberately boosted the size of its temporary staff to handle a growing workload, says Lane, who likes the results of those efforts.
Furthermore, multiple impacts are induced in each working cycle deliberately to boost the efficiency.
The city's auditor, Michael Eglinski, believes the power company in charge of streetlights there, Westar Energy, is overcharging Lawrence for electricity it provides, failing to meter precisely, and worse is using woefully inefficient bulbs deliberately to boost sales.
When you build it into your day deliberately, it can boost your creativity, strengthen your leadership ability, and also-re-energize the brain.
It is a measure of the suppressed hysteria that Oscar night engenders that this egregious cockup is the subject of its very own "truther" conspiracy – a theory that it was deliberately contrived to boost ratings.
However, sparing the hippocampus and concomitantly boosting the metastases deliberately increases the heterogeneity for the whole brain volume for this composite plan.
For years they have been made deliberately opaque: funds' "smoothing" operation putting aside money in good years for boosting returns in years when markets turn down sharply relies on keeping policyholders guessing about profit, or loss, allocations.
The grocery market watchdog has ordered Tesco to make "significant changes" in the way it deals with suppliers after finding the supermarket had deliberately delayed payments to boost its profits.
Findings by the grocery watchdog that Tesco deliberately delayed payments to boost profits may increase the likelihood of legal action by shareholders who say they lost tens of millions of pounds over the company's profits mis-statement in 2014.
Parents were furious to learn that dairy farmers and middlemen had deliberately added melamine to boost the apparent protein levels of milk so that it would pass nutritional tests.
