Sentence examples for added value research from inspiring English sources

The Design Council's added value research 2007 showed that companies that used design to add value to their products or services had a higher return than competitors on profitability, turnover and market share.

This may be happening here with internationalisation. Internationalisation is obviously an added value in research, but it should not be seen as a necessary prerequisite of quality.

This is a frequently used test battery program in cognitive research, and has shown added value in criminological research (e.g. Cauffman et al. 2005).

In administering our research and academic programs as CUMC vice president, Dr. Colten added value to our research infrastructure and refined our criteria for faculty appointments, promotions, and searches.

The added value of this research is that it is the first assessment of a panel data regression analysis taking account of HSR as a variable and using labour inter-regional mobility data (2002 2014).

An added value of the research is the integration of a CVA calculation module into the Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) project Grass GIS, making the implementation of the technique available to future users.

As the formal scientific networking is both touted and perceived as an added value activity, this research will attempt to search for evidence that will either support or reject this perception.

The added value of this research is that this study is conducted in a hybrid PBL curriculum instead of a full PBL curriculum.

The DQI Index will advance HRQoL measurement in dementia by overcoming both these shortcomings, and therefore provide the field with an outcome measure of added value for evaluation research in dementia.

These three methods, each with their advantages and disadvantages, prove to be an added value for archaeological landscape research.

Progress was made when senior academics realized the added value of practice-based research.