Sentence examples for mechanism to boost from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we can conclude that diversification is a mechanism to boost profitability and operational efficiency particularly if the scale and scope of operations increase (Landskroner et al. (2005)).
Therefore, 3GPP has defined the so-called eICIC mechanism to boost the coverage of small cells and improve the load distribution among macro and small cells.
After marathon talks in Brussels, they agreed a mechanism to boost the eurozone's main bailout fund to about 1tn euros (£880bn; $1.4tn).
This paper proposes Potential Based Routing (PBR) as a secondary best-effort routing mechanism to boost availability of copies in ICN architectures.
Blind transactions, a powerful mechanism to boost byzantine client attacks, benefit from two properties: (a) they never abort and (b) they execute more quickly than honest transactions, which contain read operations.
In pancreatic beta cells, autophagy is increased during the initial period of HFD feeding presumably for protecting the beta cells as a compensatory mechanism to boost their insulin production (Ebato et al., 2008).
Successive governments have micro-managed the electricity market since 2008 with a host of mechanisms to boost renewable energy and decarbonise the power market by 2030.
As such, complementary acts related to this Act should take into consideration the low income of the Moroccan people and propose financial mechanisms to boost the market.
Anchoring on selected surface determinants offers mechanisms to boost the uptake and control the rate and pathway of internalization, subsequent trafficking, and fate of nanocarriers.
Taken together, this suggests that under instructions to empathize, our psychopathic participants relied more than our control participants on deliberate mechanisms to boost the activation of their own actions, emotions and sensations.
Other countries in the EU, including Britain, see Safe Harbor as a useful mechanism by which to boost European regulation with tough US jurisdiction.
