The aim of the study was to use a sequence of high pressure extraction and hydrolysis processes in a cascade to create high potential value added products, namely, proteins, fermentable sugars and lignin.
The potential value added is great: software algorithms worth tens or hundreds of millions of dollars.
The key research question is to discuss and elaborate the potential value added that futures studies could provide for European citizens and political, social and economic institutions.
The insufficient coordination has decreased the Programme management efficacy, efficiency and potential value added.
A final limitation is that it was agreed by the Evaluation Steering Committee in the design stage that the evaluators would assume that Government expenditure is relatively uniform in schools in the lower quintiles, and that we would therefore examine, in the financial analysis, the potential value added by external partners rather than Government funds allocated to participating schools.
That is the real bottom line: The environment is now being seen increasingly as a potential value-add, not simply a cost to be managed.
PAC, a potential value-added opportunity for lignin, has an established and growing market in the USA.
The production technique and reaction conditions used are conducive to large-scale CNT production, offering a potential value-added commercial use for red mud.
But happiness is different from identity, and girls grow up not seeing relationships as potential value-adds to an already-rich life, but as the defining factor of that life.
Perhaps, but you have to wonder who was buying that service for its inclusion of OneNote, and, secondly, what the potential value-add is for Microsoft to spur new, engaged users, as opposed to a minor potential drag on sales of its Office service SKUs.
The results show that the use of RE has significant potential to create value added and employment throughout Germany's RE sector, even in regions without manufacturing industries.
