Sentence examples for hand boost from inspiring English sources

Better accountability, more school choice, marketbased teacher compensation and retention policies can on the other hand boost achievement without adding materially to school costs.

Abolishing the tax exemptions for BEVs will, on the other hand, boost the mean emission rate by 3.85 gCO2/km, through changes in the mix of cars sold.

Transient elevations of cytosolic Ca2+ concentration ([Ca2+]c) may on the one hand boost ATP synthesis but, on the other, ATP is required for homeostatic maintenance of a low resting [Ca2+]c in neuronal cells [ 8].

On the other hand, boosting protein to 20% or even 25% of daily calories is unlikely to harm you—assuming your overall diet is still nutrient-rich.

On the other hand, boosting algorithms can solve multiclass problems using a multiclass learner.

The reason is that increasing P d, on the one hand, boosts the D2D user rates, and on the other hand, causes more interference to CUEs that deteriorates their rates.

In another hand, boosting algorithms which use complex base learners based on SVM [18], Neural Networks [19], etc., can certainly achieve higher accuracy but lead to some new problems because they are over sophisticated and thus contrary to the ideology of Boosting algorithm.

Liberal and progressive groups, on the other hand, boosted their portion of the spending from 28percentt in 2012 to nearly 36percentt in 2016.

Well, not exactly -- but Ben Bernanke on Thursday urged Congress to give him a hand boosting the sluggish economy, which would involve avoiding massive spending cuts and tax increases scheduled to take place at the start of 2013.

On the other hand boosting AhR expression via β-TrCP depletion was associated with considerable ligand-independent growth suppression.

Pauline Manning, tax partner at Wilkins Kennedy, went further, saying the switch was "a sleight of hand to boost the tax take" and a "stealth tax".