This is much more tangible in case of MUC2 that was absent in 13.3% of serrated adenomas, and MUC5AC that was present in 66.6% of these cases.
Maybe partly due to the formulation of the question, two doctors (Dr D, Dr E) mainly generalized instead of telling coherent stories about tangible cases.
Franchises do matter, but sometimes tangible things — in the case of an airline, its hubs — matter more.
Higher scores on the quality of life scale (lower quality of life) were associated with lower tangible support, and in the case of emotions, female gender was related to lower quality of life (Table 2).
The results for the effects of tangibility of assets on easing financial constraint were found significant only in the case of firms with low tangible net worth and medium market capitalization.
The lesson of these wars might have been that one intervention is not like another, that each carries its own risks and exigencies; in the case of Iraq and Afghanistan, there were few tangible rewards.
But in team sports, regular-season excellence comes with a tangible bonus, namely home-field advantage, or, as in the case of the N.F.L., first-round byes.
"Although he also seems to have had a capacity for dropping people," Mr. Kiffer said of Mr. Dylan, "forgetting them and moving on, in the case of Krown and the MacKenzies, they got something tangible out of it, at least".
In this paper we present the design of a tangible user interface to enhance accessibility in geological exhibitions, specifically for the case of visitors with visual impairments, and we also present the study's results about how to improve the experience of those who visit museums, using this tangible media technology as an exhibitor for samples.
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.
