Sentence examples for mobility boosting from inspiring English sources

Injecting CO2 (or other gases) into the formation and allowing it to "soak" re-pressurizes the reservoir and improves oil mobility, boosting production from the well.

In this regard, the semiconductor industry is being severely challenged to produce semiconductor materials of suitable mobility (boosted processing speed) and architecture (for reduced power leakage) on a nanometric scale [1].

Given the genomic similarities shared between the R. felis and R. bellii (and likely R. massiliae) genomes, it is likely that genetic mobility boosts the versatility and plasticity of these microorganisms.

Medic: The Medic can use the Overdose to get a small speed boost, as long as he has at least 10% of his UberCharge built, or he can use the Quick-Fix to gain any mobility boosts the person he is healing has, such as the Scout's speed.

The commission says that since Britain opened its doors to east European migrants in 2004, the labour mobility has boosted British GDP by 1.2%.

At times in Corsica it felt like I could not pedal, but as I've got more mobility it boosts morale.

Given inherent gaps in regional productivity prospects, there is a case for boosting mobility from declining regions to prospering ones.

But there was also a successful progressive prescription for reducing income gaps and boosting mobility by attacking crony capitalism, investing in the young (especially by broadening access to education) and creating a safety net for the poorest (particularly through unemployment insurance and pension schemes).

Redistribution is sensible, he argues, not in order to boost mobility but because mobility is intractably low.

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It's the government's best shot at boosting social mobility.