Untested area which will provide context and tangible outcomes for research, policy and practice.
This paper indicates that a small grant funding scheme can have clear and tangible outcomes in the form of publications, increased skills in undertaking research and developing collaborations and increased confidence.
Some of the users have very complex needs, and it's our job to ensure we deliver both a high quality service, and tangible outcomes.
The acid test of international affairs, perhaps especially in the Middle East, is in the tangible outcomes of policy, and so far - surge or no surge - the evidence is not promising.
That meant he was offering compensation for a clear and tangible outcome – the kind of economic activity that Almir wanted to nudge his people towards.
Other tangible outcomes of the grant scheme included individuals and groups who have been able to take advantage of their new skills, confidence and knowledge about research processes by forming research collaborations and building local support networks.
Tangible outcomes of this work include the identification of high-risk premises for targeting surveillance or control programs.
These factors were not solely related to tangible outcomes of the restoration scheme, but were also influenced by history, memories, traditions and practices associated with the river.
This research aims to develop a framework to evaluate the performance of marine spatial planning (MSP) (focusing on the tangible outcomes of such initiatives).
UPDATE: Just to be clear about the tangible outcomes of this exercise: Apart from raising awareness of UK startups generally, and those on the trip specifically, each startup had private meetings about potential investment, partnership, distribution/marketing deals and other meetings.
Though most of their aspirations turned out to be idealistic, the Bandung conference in 1955 was one of the tangible outcomes of their belief that common histories can make for coalitions.
