The good thing, though, is that while samples such as the XFX RX 480 GTR Black Edition OC retail for around £250, the starting price for the RX 580 8GB is around £220 for a card that boosts up to 1,340MHz as standard - overclocked models will be faster still.
In other words, reassuring ourselves about our own enviable traits is unlikely to be sustainable, and it maintains the same unstable social comparison hierarchy where someone else needs to be put down in order for us to feel boosted up, and vice versa.
Both T1-positive (e.g., gadolinium chelates) and T2-negative (e.g., superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles) contrast agents are used for MR imaging to boost up imaging sensitivity.
RBAC similarity as a test minimization criterion and parallel algorithms to calculate similarity matrices for test prioritization could boost up similarity testing but this is out of the scope of this study and left as future work.
It has been noted that market value, competitiveness, and patent life may boost up for an existing drug candidate molecule if we use a new DDS.
A large number of substrates and by-products of lignin degradation, such as vanillic acid, chlorogenic acid, veratric acid, and veratryl alcohol, have been tested for their ability to boost up ligninase activity [ 5].
Buying healthy foods for your Webkinz can boost up their HHH (Happiness, Healthiness, and Hungriness Bars).
Buying the food made for your Webkinz will boost up their HHH, too.
These powers alter certain aspects of the core gameplay; one character allows for the Star Power multiplier to boost up to six times instead of just double, while another earns the player a star for maintaining a scoring multiplier above a certain target for a length of time.
Another project going on is engineering metabolic pathways, and form these different patterns to really boost up the efficiency for biofuel applications.
