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The thermal stability of the SSA was largely boosted in such hydrophobic environment.

For low intensity UV illumination, the photoexcited electron-hole pairs are almost completely separated and redistributed by the build-in electric field, which the photocurrents were largely boosted.

Lloyds said its core lending was 1% higher, largely boosted by a 5% jump in net lending to small and medium-sized businesses.

Overall, it made a net profit of £20.5m, largely boosted by a tax credit, compared with a loss of £5m a year earlier.

While the additional transistors largely boost the processor performance, a repugnant side effect caused by the evolution is the ever-rising power consumption and chip temperature.

The excellent electrocatalytic properties of urea oxidation are considered due to the one-dimensional free-standing nanoscale alloy structure, which can largely boost the active sites, facilitate charge transfer, and improve the duration of urea electro-oxidation.

In particular, the codoping of two elements with reverse electronegativity to that of carbon, e.g., B and N, could lead to a unique electron-donor property of carbon by the so-called synergistic coupling effect between two heteroatoms and, consequently, largely boost its ORR activity.

And Turkey has made wholesale changes in its politics, economics and society largely to boost its chances of joining.

Maybe these tax reforms are largely about boosting the morale of their people, rather than winning many additional votes.

The larger US Pacific Fleet, devastated by the Pearl Harbor attack, survived with a series of raids, largely to boost morale, by the handful of aircraft carriers that fortunately escaped the carnage of Oahu.

In 2008, Obama won the long-time Republican states of North Carolina and Virginia largely by boosting turnout among minorities and young voters, and his team is looking for repeat outcomes in both states next year.