Turnout might be boosted by the candidates' larger-than-life personalities and intense rivalry.
Conversely, the electoral chances of Dilma Rousseff, Lula's chosen candidate, might be boosted by speedy approval.There are still many details to be sorted out.
And if Greece were to exit the euro, Cameron's chances might be boosted further: the great European project will be in terrible shape if the euro has lost a member and the EU itself is in danger of losing its second-largest economy.
And it is not a zero-sum game: independent studies suggest that the whole island's GDP might be boosted by three percentage points a year for the five years after a settlement, a gain that translates into around €5,500 $7,1500) for every Cypriot household.Aphrodite's elusive prizeIn difficult times, that is valuable.
This used to be creamed off by the Treasury, but under an arcane rule change some of it now flows back to councils, which can reinvest it in building.Construction might be boosted further if councils could borrow more against this income, points out Rebecca Tunstall, an expert on social housing at York University.
When broadband processing is applied at the transmitter, the power emitted might be boosted as if there was no precoding, because consecutive multicarrier symbols are correlated.
This energy metabolism versatility would be advantageous in this highly depleted environment, where secondary production might be boosted by chemolithotrophy much in the way that phototrophy helps heterotrophy at the surface [43].
That study is important because it shows that PBMC telomerase activity is not only measurable, but also might be boosted by healthy lifestyle behaviours.
Similar effects have been reported in selected patients, providing evidence that the kidney has some regenerative capacity that might be boosted by specific and targeted treatment [ 3, 4].
