The BBC had planned to drop a one-hour weekly current affairs show on Radio 5 Live, however the BBC Trust overturned this proposal and the programme has been moved to a more prominent slot to boost the audience.
Research shows that having a fruit bowl in a prominent location can boost consumption as well as having veggies cut and ready to eat in the fridge.
This was done for several reasons, the most prominent being to boost sales by promoting a "new" variety or to prevent customers from knowing that the variety had been developed by a competing seed company.
Developments in the EU and German chancellor Angela Merkel's efforts to make the country a more prominent power have boosted interest in German among students.
Along with prominent diesel-engine boosting systems, attention is given to the control schemes employed and the actuation systems required to operate variable geometry devices, and the specific challenges associated with turbines designed for gasoline engines.
The cost of not facing up to corruption, Mr. Reed said, is shown clearly in Poland, where corruption has become a prominent political issue, boosting support for populist law-and-order parties.
In agreement with entrainment, time-frequency (TF) analysis of EEG during α-TMS (TMS-locked averages) shows prominent α-power boosting in a narrow α-band centered on the stimulation frequency, which was emerging over pulses 3 5 following an initial broadband response (shown for CP4 in Figure 2A, α-TMS) and was topographically restricted to the target site.
Since there is no way to significantly boost I.Q., prominent geneticists like Arthur Jensen of Berkeley have contended, compensatory education is a bad bet.
Still, the partial embrace by one of the country's most prominent Republicans was a boost to the president's health care program.
For example, when Paranormal Activity 3 went huge in October of 2011, The Devil Inside got a boost from prominent trailer displays for its eventual whopping $33m debut weekend in January of 2012.
