Effective collaboration, tangible results The board meeting ended on a positive note of collaboration in the service of common goals.
Advances in the general areas of synthetic organic chemistry, molecular biology and biochemistry and specifically in genomics and functional genomics have made the goal of developing more effective drugs tangible.
Each of us is capable of providing tangible, effective, measurable support to school leaders.
"Because I wanted to show conclusively that the quantifiable, sustainable and predictive nature of such funding could and would achieve tangible, effective and measurable results in the preservation of human life" he answers.
Our research found that the current available literature is limited in providing effective meaningful and tangible resources, tailored to address the short and long term needs and challenges of both conditions, particularly of asymptomatic patients with CD and T1D.
Among other things, this policy document requires the federal government to protect and advance the public interest in health, to make decisions based on evidence and the best available science, and to be efficient and effective by demonstrating tangible results for humans.
He said apprenticeships would be "cost-effective and provide tangible value from day one", to small and medium-sized companies.
What he does not say is that today the Chief of Staff, as the ranking professional officer of the Army, has to run interference for all land armaments, clearing a way through Congressional committees for the legislation that will transform the Army from a blueprint to a tangible and effective reality.
The Israeli Vice Prime Minister Shalom believes that sanctions in Iran can be effective if they are tangible and meaningful and well coordinated.
As demonstrated by the case of Mexico, community forest management is especially effective because it offers tangible local benefits while conserving forests and sequestering carbon.
