The phrase "as adding valuable" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The new strategy is effective, as adding valuable insights to our approach can enhance our results."
Alternatives: "as providing valuable" or "as contributing valuable".
There are many different motives for attending a massage course including 1) personal interest and personal development, 2) wanting to be able to help friends and family with minor aches and pains, 3) giving massages as a side job, 4) adding valuable skills to you own profession and 5) seeking a career as a massage therapist.
What I'm guessing will happen is that services like Zong and MobillCash, as they add valuable users who like to pay via SMS, will simply offer to move those users to credit card payments.
We feel that the quantitative data generated as we describe will add valuable insight to explore this concept.
Currently, 3D T1-weighted images (with or without contrast enhancement) are typically used in presurgical planning or planning of stereotactic radiotherapy, but an additional sequences, such as 3D-FLAIR, may add valuable information particularly in terms of non-enhancing tumour components.
Diagrams, drawings, and full-colour art add valuable insights, as does an index, glossary and references.
Violinist Stephanie Gonley added valuable experience as guest leader, and these well-drilled emerging young players performed expressively.
As a teacher you could add valuable insight into their sales process, become an account manager, help with their marketing and develop new products and services.
So, we believe that measuring VA may add valuable information as regards lung function assessment in patients with systolic HF.
Other group members can then add valuable perspectives as the story unfolds, probing for more information and adding their own insights related to shared meanings.
Patient feedback and cognitive interviews as described in this paper added valuable data to establish preliminary content validity for a PROM to be used in the evaluation of patient outcomes following cardiac ablation.
