This, according to Mr Hunt, has resulted in something tangible: an increase in the number of nurses working on wards.
Because ponds are self-sufficient, there is a reduction of operator responsibilities to manage treatment, a reduction in labor costs, and an increase in the potential fiscal returns from the tangible products generated by the treatment unit (Hosetti and Frost 1998).
Antle and Wang (2013) showed that a tangible puzzle interface leads to an increase in the use of epistemic actions.
The primary cause of the increased rate of melting is rising temperatures, and while an increase in two to four degrees Fahrenheit might not be a tangible and dramatic difference to a human, glaciers are particularly sensitive. .
These findings show that, in addition to an increase in revenue/sales for both types of innovations, environmental innovations provide more tangible benefits to SME's than social innovations while social innovations provide less tangible but perhaps more visible and direct internal benefits than environmental ones.
"There's definitely been an increase in kids skating in London, too," adds Curtis, pointing out one tangible benefit of this sudden and meteoric rise in interest.
Symister and Friend [ 47] reported that tangible support was an important predictor of an increase in optimism in a sample of patients with renal failure.
Finally, with this review being a logical first step, there must be an increase in motivation by conference planners to produce rigorous evaluations and by evaluation methodology researchers to provide tangible, accessible examples for organizers.
The return can be tangible (as in a positive Return on Investment) or intangible (as in an increase in the reputation of the customer's brand, or the goodwill of the customer's customers).
Two tangible manifestations of heterogeneity are (a) differential expression between the regulatory modules controlled by the switch, and (b) an increase in the transcriptomic heterogeneity in one of these regulatory modules.
