The lack of tangible data and knowledge of the elements and processes of the petroleum systems within the study area are major constraints of the progressive and constructive exploration in the offshore Nile Delta region.
By comparison, the use of tangible data (for example sales, waste, absenteeism) was evident predominantly in the evaluation of managers.
Of course, if you want to pitch an idea that will help the company, you will need tangible data and information.
This deal-chasing led VCs to assign inflated values to startups based on top-line growth numbers versus tangible data, such as the company's road to profitability, unit economics and burn rate.
"At long last we have an article with tangible data written by professionals in the field," says medical entomologist Paul Reiter of the Pasteur Institute in Paris.
The national political will continues to shift towards the power of restorative justice, and its efficacy and tangible data make it hard to deny at very least giving this movement the attention it deserves.
"I am going to spend five more years wandering the streets looking for nuances and intricacies to turn into tangible data " Mr. Patterson said.
Had he explained exactly how the porters prepared their offspring to succeed -- and provided more tangible data and documentation -- his claim that Pullman porters begat a disproportionate number of well-educated, professional black Americans would have been stronger.
These findings were compared to NHS management practice, where conversely evaluation of clinician performance was proposed at the individual level through "hard systems" of measuring and publically releasing tangible data [ 6, 21, 36, 65].
Fortunately we now have tangible data.
