Although at the individual level both types may provide a monetary return to the investor, from the standpoint of the entire economy, purely financial investments appear only as title transfers and do not constitute an addition to productive capacity.
The empirically developed typologies and comprehensive systematization constitute an addition to the literature.
We might think, for example, that the fulfilment of someone's desire for pleasure, friendship, knowledge, achievement, or autonomy for herself does constitute an addition to her welfare, and that the fulfilment of any desires she might have for others things do not directly benefit her (though, again, the pleasure she derives from their satisfaction does).
The depth and detail of the themes presented here constitute an addition to existing work in the field, which has not provided a similarly 'thick description' of practices.
This constitutes an important addition to the information currently available to consumers".
Root turnover also constitutes an important addition of humus into the soil, and consequently, it is important for C sequestration.
Genetic testing provides the final confirmation of clinical suspicions or constitutes an essential addition to prior examinations performed to reach a clinical diagnosis [ 4, 5].
The seminar allowance constitutes an important addition to the salary of the health workers, and many health workers interviewed expressed that they would like to attend seminars as often as possible.
This observation constitutes an important addition to the mechanistic understanding of how BPs, given in adjuvant setting, could prevent the development of bone metastases as shown by two clinical trials (Diel et al, 1998; Powles et al, 2002).
