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Knowing that the overhead of transmitting small partition packets is significant, the capacity of the system is boosted by aggregating partitions B and C packets.

When feedback is turned on in the proposed DVC architecture, the compression performance of the resulting system is boosted, regularly surpassing the performance of H.264/AVC Intra. Figure 7 Compression results obtained on Foreman in a GOP of (a) 2, (b) 4 and (c) 8.

Concomitantly, the host frontline defence system is boosted by increasing the production of granulocytes.

Branch of industry showing the most phenomenal increase was natural gas, as capacity of the nations pipeline system was boosted nearly 2 billion cubic feet per day.

One interesting report from a United States of America university states that the immune system of some animals is boosted by feeding a particular Canadian seaweed meal.

Depending on the investigation of mechanical motion in the system, TENG's energy harvesting efficiency is boosted by bringing down the moment of inertia.

Comparisons suggest that formal general base catalysis is of only modest efficiency in both systems, and that the antibody catalysis is boosted by a non-specific medium effect.

In addition, the system performance was boosted with integration of additional data to the training set through domain adaptation.

Spain's social-security system has been boosted by a rise in the workforce, thanks to the arrival of almost 4m immigrants in the past seven years.

Meanwhile, if we can figure out what triggers the "awakening" of dormant cancer cells, they might be tricked into revealing themselves at the wrong time, after the immune system has been boosted to destroy them in their vulnerable, newly aroused state.

Interest in the complement system has been boosted in the past 15 years by the discovery that rare devastating kidney diseases, including atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS) and membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis (MPGN), are disorders of complement regulation.