But anxiety should be directed towards tangible dangers, such as injury or death, or perhaps abandonment, not a deadline at work, or the anticipation of yet another difficult interaction with an unpleasant boss.
Efforts to prevent work-related injuries have met with tangible success in industrialized countries.
Chronic inflammation of the stomach can lead to atrophy and specialized cell loss as tangible effects of tissue-specific progenitor cell injury or loss.
However, the secondary brain injury risks are likely to be tangible.
The slippery genius of "the war on terror" is that without frontlines and without tangible objectives, there's no need to guard against injuries sustained by friendly fire.
Applying those, we estimated that the black-spots' treatment project was associated with an average annual saving of 224 injury accidents and 531 total accidents, having a tangible economic value.
To start, there is the injury to individuals that arises from unauthorized disclosure of sensitive personal information, but tangible harms and damages can also occur, too, such as from blackmail, identity fraud, impersonation, and cyber-stalkers.
In the absence of any tangible effectiveness of paracentesis and the inherent risks of paracentesis such as intraocular infection and injury, paracentesis does not appear to be warranted as a treatment of CRAO.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla .(AP) — Even with the sweeping changes in how sports treats head injuries, Jeff Gordon had never heard of the standard test that offers a tangible measure of what is going on in the brain after a concussion.
