In an age of snapping, cropping, filtering, posting, scrolling, and liking, photos are ubiquitous, but hardly ever in tangible, non-digital form.
Acting to improve the performance in this small subgroup would hardly translate into tangible results at the population level, although individual patients would benefit from any quality improvement.
Thus, while they duly emphasize the utility of comparative analysis for supporting the development of specific inhibitors, the paper hardly provides any tangible guidelines for such development (beyond pointing to clade-specific variations in the vicinity of universally conserved residues).
With a time period of hardly 20 days, students have created novel designs on tangible user interaction and edutainment.
Not the Great Writ, whose majesty is hardly enhanced by its extension to a jurisdictionally quirky outpost, with no tangible benefit to anyone.
It is hardly a surprise that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo returned from North Korea with no tangible plans for the promised "complete denuclearization". North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, didn't even meet with Mr. Pompeo.
However, the tangible solutions to the trans-boundary PM2.5 issue in East Asia could hardly move on.
In politics, public opinion must be cajoled; if no tangible results in terms of social policy have been achieved between elections, it is hardly surprising that politicians attempt to attract voters with measures that are outright sensationalist and populist.
He could hardly contain his relief as he jumped to his feet, ready to deal with this discrete and tangible problem.
It is often said that criminals hardly ever mind financial penalties if they get caught, but on the other hand, they fear losing tangible as-sets.
It's hardly an original storyline, but Eminem exhibits a winning vulnerability, and Curtis makes grim Motor City an almost tangible presence.
