Few things feel as good as increasing the happiness quotient of another person, and that includes not just our children, our families, our friends, but also people we don't even know, like the person in the car next to us.
Conversely, BPA is unable to either masculinize the nucleus in females (McCaffrey et al. 2013) or to induce mounting behavior in adult ovariectomized animals primed with testosterone (Naule et al. 2014); rather, it exacerbates the female copulatory behavior, increasing the lordosis quotient in the same animals (Naule et al. 2014).
As the summer comes to an end Bargemusic is increasing the new-music quotient at its concerts, in preparation for the four-day new-music celebration that has become the barge's Labor Day weekend tradition in recent years.
Ms. Reza increases the darkness quotient with each new section of the play.
A team of respected comedy actors in supporting roles, including Patrick Warburton, Stephen Root and Kumail Nanjiani, help increase the laugh quotient.
Rihanna already has the (clothed) male victim, to make her unwieldy plot work, but still the (unclothed) female is added – obviously to increase the sex quotient.
"If you know how to make people smile and increase the fun quotient in your life, you should," Mr. Groh said, "especially if you don't know if you're going to get another chance tomorrow".
But in an effort to reduce the competitive fervor in their lives, and increase the eccentricity quotient, Cady McClain and Jon Lindstrom, actors who once played embattled divorcées on "As the World Turns," created their getaway in New Orleans.
Glucose addition and DRW increased the metabolic quotient, thus reduced C use efficiency.
Loro Piana's version keeps all the practicality intact but increases the luxury quotient: The "San Francisco," in double-faced "baby cashmere," is made from the first combings of Hyrcus goat kids from the mountains of Inner Mongolia.
