Sentence examples for tangible safety from inspiring English sources

"There is a growing consensus that the ban has no tangible safety benefits," the researchers wrote in the study.

The unique belt-and-suspenders front-end design offers tangible safety benefits and perhaps just as important, may help riders feel more confident about emergency braking and avoidance maneuvers.

HEALTHQUAL consists of five components: empathy, tangibles, safety, efficiency, and degree of improvements of care service.

This model consisted of five components: empathy, tangibles, safety, efficiency, and improvements of care services.

Eigen values for empathy, tangibles, safety, efficiency, and degree of improvements of care service were 11.754, 1.374, 1.124, 1.041 and 2.805, respectively.

Considering Lee's [3] study, this study adopted the following measurement items of healthcare service quality: empathy, tangibles, safety, efficiency, and improvement of care services.

We compared differences in the empathy, tangibles, safety, efficiency, and degree of improvement of care services score between the patient and public groups.

From what I hear when I'm talking with folks, there seems to be something more tangible about safety in terms of how you measure it.

The total percentage of variance explained was 69.89, demonstrated by the constructs in Table 3: empathy (49.103), tangible (4.801), safety (4.514), efficiency (4.051), and improvements of care services (7.417).

Carmen [21] reported six quality items: tangibles, reliability, safety, empathy (similar to Parasuraman et al. [19]), convenience, and cost.

But especially controversial regulations are those that go beyond addressing immediately tangible public health, safety and accessibility needs.