Reading itself was not done for the purposes of something as perversely theoretical as enlarging one's soul; it needed to have some tangible function in the here and now: "Democratic nations may amuse themselves for a while with considering the productions of nature; but they are excited in reality only by a survey of themselves".
These tangible functions decreased their demand for English language support from their adult children or others.
In addition, genetic evolution has left numerous vestigial genes and sequences without tangible functions.
For the domains of physical symptoms and functioning, tangible support was the only variable contributing significantly to the variance.
The process of institution building has had tangible success and the country has functioning institutions in the capital, Kabul, as well as in provinces and most districts.
At the time, the reasoning was that Coinbase saw Ethereum's focus on smart contracts as a tangible improvement over Bitcoin, and not just another alt-coin that doesn't serve any real function.
Drawing on a case analysis of NEXUS, a multidisciplinary health research centre based at the University of British Columbia, Canada, a conceptual framework is proposed that integrates the tangible and intangible structures that interactively underlie research centre functioning.
Beneficiaries cited multiple tangible and intangible benefits from LIGs, and over 80% of gardens observed were still functioning more than one year after the program had finished.
Regression analysis for quality of life indicated that tangible support was the only support factor significantly accounting for the variance in all indices of quality of life (the global score, physical symptoms, functioning and emotions).
True endpoints should be tangible to the patient, evaluating how he feels and functions, including subjective quality-of-life measurements, patient satisfaction or self-reported symptoms as bleeding or pain from gums.
