Sentence examples for tangible at the level from inspiring English sources
Finally, we show that the results are in agreement with recent genome-wide assessments of cell-to-cell variability in protein numbers and of multimerization in essential and non-essential genes in Escherichia coli, and that the effects of multimerization are tangible at the level of genetic circuits.
The likely coalition of conservatives and liberals will have at least one tangible effect at the national level.
And in a less tangible benefit at the federal level, the company gets an old friend in high places, moving into a state whose junior United States Senator, Jon S. Corzine, a Democrat, is a former Goldman Sachs co-chairman.
It's a move that signifies a shift in consumer demand -- the expectation that the food they buy is produced humanely -- is creating tangible results at the producer level.
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.
The findings show that factors like colours and proportions have a tangible effect on educational spaces at the level of education.
His criticism of metaphysical concepts was that they are empirically poor; they do not link different phenomena and do not generate predictions that can be verified at the level of the tangible and visible.
At the level of the individual pilot or weapon system operator though, without the intelligence briefings available to their bosses, the sense of progress is less tangible.
Yet frustration was tangible at the Istanbul meeting.
Its shares are priced at 0.6 times the value of its tangible net assets, half the level of American titans such as JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, to which it considers itself a potential rival (see chart 1).
