Sentence examples for tangible positive effect from inspiring English sources

If, however, said tweets end up having a tangible positive effect – for example when the energy company Trafigura abandoned its injunction partly as a result of the information becoming common knowledge online – the Twittersphere proudly takes a bow.

Aiming to capitalize on the survival benefit of both abiraterone and sipuleucel-T, and provide patients with a tangible positive effect in terms of response and PFS, a randomized phase II study is underway investigating concurrent versus sequential use of abiraterone acetate/prednisone and sipuleucel-T (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01431391).

Even so, the programme has had several tangible positive effects (pdf): increasing rural wages and reducing gender wage gaps; smoothing and stabilising consumption by poor people; enabling better access to nutrition, health and education; increasing financial inclusion because of payments through bank accounts; and reducing distress migration.

That seems like an expensive, intrusive system with almost no tangible positive effects.

Engagement with the GFATM has established a double-edged condition: the increase in attention and funding for HIV/AIDS has had tangible positive effects in terms of providing free ARTV treatment and in insuring multisectoral participation, but has simultaneously 'crowded out' other diseases in terms of generating a similar mobilized response.

That is probably the most tangible positive result to have come from the ceasefire.

Our goal is to identify outstanding, up-and-coming photographers and give them the resources necessary to pursue projects that will have a tangible and positive effect on the world.

H1e:  Tangible has a positive effect on service quality.

This inquisitive and explorative attitude is a tangible sign of the positive effect of the growing movement for producing easily reproducible research.

An international review of different types of bundled payment [ 17] suggests that there is weak but consistent evidence for a positive effect of bundled payment on healthcare costs, with no tangible impact on quality of care.

These tangible rewards may have positive effects on attracting members, but we found in our investigation, these tangible rewards are not the main reason why people are attracted to ZGC.