Or, insurers can place hospitals or providers on a preferred list, which may help bolster their business, in exchange for a lower reimbursement rate.
But Ms. Rice's record appears to show the biggest gap, which may help bolster one of the main lines of attack from her fellow Democrats: that she is a political opportunist with no genuine attachment to the Democratic Party.
Now, a physicist from the United Kingdom explains some science behind fruitcake, which may help bolster the confection's reputation.
In many of these seats, a mixed-income socially liberal Labour vote faces off against a solid high-income Conservative vote, which may be bolstered by rapid gentrification and soaring property prices.
Second, we predicted that this decrease in RT mean and variance might be due to an improvement in perceptual evidence accumulation with MT. Stimulus-focused attention, which may be bolstered with MT (see Jha et al., 2007; van den Hurk et al., 2010), increases the quality of the perceived stimulus (e.g., Downing, 1988) and its remembered representation (e.g., Palmer & Ames, 1992).
This may bolster the promise of replication studies, which are necessary for the formation of a body of best evidence-based medical education practice, particularly for PBL.
The offering's unexpectedly high price may bolster the public standing of the underwriting banks, which have at times been at odds with the government in other matters.
He predicts that the study may bolster opposition to "freedom to fish" proposals introduced in Congress and a dozen coastal states, which would limit the creation of no-fishing zones designed to protect at-risk species.
"It may bolster our advocacy efforts".
