In our opinion, quantifying CT doses in terms of an equivalent number of chest radiographs is a tangible method of quantifying the high radiation doses involved in CT imaging, and knowing relative values should be a prerequisite for medical students and referring physicians alike.
The iterative nature of the STAR model allowed continuous feedback and dialogue between partners in the research project which resulted in action/improvement of the product thereby making it a tangible method for realize the PAR approach of the project.
A bead program offers a concrete, tangible method for patients to share their treatment journeys while building legacies on which they can reflect.
Initially viewed by many as replacements for apps, and a method to increase customer engagement, there are few early examples of tangible success to date, as a recent report from Marketing Land explained in depth.
There's a tangible sadness to the film.
Is there a tangible structure to the piece?
"They give you a tangible place to put your feelings".
"They provide a tangible connection to the past.
All seemed surprised and happy to have a tangible reason to salute the team.
Ghost towns give people a tangible connection to a mysterious past, says Mr Baker.
