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In summary, the Bdr model of schizophrenia-associated synaptic dysfunction provides the first tangible link between disruption of rest and activity cycles and the mechanisms underlying neuropsychiatric disorders.

The attitude to the WTO application could provide the first tangible evidence of a softer stance.

This is patently not true.However, participation in the euro-zone is providing the first tangible benefits of membership, as events in the Nordic countries have demonstrated.

THAT the movies provide the most tangible point of reference in this book in part reflects the vanished New York settings in which its characters grew up, but it is also a measure of how thin the book is.

Known as the Empire Games, both events provide the earliest tangible evidence of lasting legacy with the construction of purpose-built venues.

These estimates can provide the first tangible targets for intervention and regulatory strategies to curb waterpipe smoking.

The 1913 Altman bequest, with more tangible gifts, provides the show's only coherent installation, mainly because it holds so many Golden Age essentials.

The victory came five days after Anthony became a Knick, and it provided all the tangible justification that team officials needed for that controversial trade.

Progress reports from the lifestyle counselor could provide the OP with tangible results, help to form a frame of reference for what can be achieved, and shape the perception that a referral is part of a concerted effort.

The literature and the science are affirmed: the ocean provides both tangible and intangible qualities for our lives -- indeed it is an immersion that we cannot live without.

The government's view is clear – the race provides significant tangible and less visible benefits to Victoria and is worth the money.