Sentence examples for be of tangible from inspiring English sources

"The breakthrough battery life demonstrated by the new cell from Samsung SDI will be of tangible benefit to our customers, particularly companies with ride-sharing services operating around the clock," Peter Rawlinson, Lucid's chief technology officer, said in the statement.

Our technical modifications will be of tangible benefit to researchers looking for a more efficient and reliable shRNA construction process.

These technical modifications will be of tangible benefit to researchers looking to improve their shRNA construction process.

Regionally agreed measures to limit fishing effort (e.g. in the purse seine tuna fishery) have also been of tangible benefit to FFA member countries.

The findings from this study demonstrate that international partnerships are experienced as being of tangible value for healthcare staff from high-income countries, providing opportunities for the development of recognised healthcare competencies.

Interestingly, defects in lysosomal Ca2+ handling have also been implicated in the pathogenesis of numerous genetically inherited lysosomal storage diseases [ 45, 46] and, therefore, fully understanding the dynamics of Ca2+ signalling from these compartments is of tangible importance.

Men like to be of service in tangible ways.

To be devoid of tangible ends, the outbursts would have to occur completely at random, and they seldom do.

The company's pipeline, Bernstein notes, is "semidevoid of tangible late-stage products".

There are plenty of tangible bases for your confidence in the ability of science to solve current & future problems.

How can the predicted flooding of Boulder Creek be made tangible to the residents of this city?