Sentence examples for tangible context from inspiring English sources

A major significance of these findings is that therapies can now be tested for efficacy against amyloidrelated pathologies in a tangible context of disease.

The present study provides information on hominin microenvironments and local habitats in South Asia, situating them in a more tangible ecological context than so far achieved.

"But I think the experiment delivers on making something very abstract more tangible without added context or commentary".

More tangible in this context is the fact that adoptees commit four times more suicide than their non-adopted peers, a tragic and telling statistic.

'..importance of policy design that delivers clear and tangible results in the context of economic development'.

The structural similarities of these cases provides insights into less tangible aspects of either context, such as policymaker preferences, where different approaches have emerged from a similar foundation.

The development of a fully automated system supporting a human expert provides tangible benefits in the context of clinical decision-making.

Untested area which will provide context and tangible outcomes for research, policy and practice.

Travellers will continue to be a key priority population for the next Australian national HIV strategy and the current study can provide context and tangible outcomes for research, policy and practice.

We examine these concepts in the context of Virtual (theoretically possible), Tangible (chemically feasible) and Real (physically available) worlds of molecules.

The context model comprises not only tangible elements (e.g. factory, product), but also intangible elements (e.g. change causes, MCM process) and their relations.