Originality/value: This study aimed to bolster the lack of studies using the HAPA to model food safety behaviour.
If the Heat fail again this spring, it will only bolster the two most prominent themes: that James lacks some intangible championship gene, and that the Heat's model is flawed.
With the Yankees the reason for the existence of YES, the network has not needed the Nets to succeed as much as MSG needs the Knicks to bolster a channel lacking baseball since the Mets left to start SNY in 2006.
The lack of regulation was perceived as a political move purposed to bolster the economic potential of the dietary supplements industry: "The probiotics industry is not accustomed to being regulated.
Although details on the breakdown are lacking, the package focuses on infrastructure spending — airports, subways, railroads — which will clearly bolster the beleaguered sector.
Even the Knicks' management has shown a lack of faith, first aggressively pursuing Brian Grant to help bolster the front court and now chasing Joe Smith.
Now computers and their tireless calculations may bolster the skills of many people who want to create well-cut picture frames, inlays or furniture but lack the dexterity.
Sites like Shopping.com's Epinions have other methods to bolster the credibility of reviews, like popularity ratings for individual reviewers, but others, like Shopzilla, lack such features.
Because Mandarin (Ottawa) lacks this specific benefit, we see expression of cuticle wax pathways in an attempt to bolster the physical barrier to ozone penetration of leaf tissues.
Introducing new management -- especially executives who lack the high profile of Mr. Blankenship, an outspoken critic of environmental and safety regulations -- may bolster the company's business prospects.
But economic research suggests that tax cuts, though difficult for politicians to resist in election season, have limited ability to bolster the flagging economy because they are essentially a supply-side remedy for a problem caused by lack of demand.
