Additionally, study identified informational support as the most significant factor that influences an individual׳s intention to use social commerce website followed by trust towards members, service equality, trust towards community, ease of navigation, and community commitment.
The findings from this study revealed that gender, and family support were the most significant contributing factors to physical activity among adolescents.
Poor perceived emotional and practical family support were the most significant contributing factors to low-level milk products consumption of adolescents.
Analysis of the data for the sub-categories of emotional support found that the most significant element of emotional support for women appeared to be rapport building (Spearman's Rho correlation with SCIB score.432**, p = .002).002
Finding self-worth and achieving goals without proper family support is probably the most significant accomplishment anyone can make - yet it never hits a résumé.
Ms. Lerner said she believed that the move to give any senator the chance to force a vote on a bill, a change her group supported, could be the most significant.
She said the company's support "represents one of the most significant long-term corporate investments in UK arts and culture", and expressed gratitude to BP for its "groundbreaking support of the collection displays and other programmes".
While some may point to the fact that 95% of African-Americans and the vast majority of Hispanics voted for Obama as evidence that they would overwhelmingly support any black candidate, the most significant fact is that it is Democratic policies and principles, including a focus on civil liberties, social justice, inclusion and pro-government, that appeal to the average minority voter.
UK managing director Dave Stewart said: "This is a key project for WGPSN and we are very proud to have been selected by Nexen to provide support to one of the most significant offshore developments in the UKCS".
CEO's research and data proves that recidivism -- or a relapse into criminal behavior, often leading to reincarceration -- can be prevented with the right support, even individuals with the most significant barriers to employment.
