Under this heading, the consultation says: Significant additional recognition will be given where researchers build on excellent research to deliver demonstrable benefits to the economy, society, public policy, culture and quality of life.
Procurement could take place under PSN frameworks where there is a demonstrable value for money, it adds.
There is, however, one demonstrable value to being a sports fan.
Try to develop an internal voice that repeats something like: "I bring considerable demonstrable value to the company, and it's completely appropriate that I ask to be compensated for that".
This results in an emphasis on job placement and starting salaries for recent graduates, and often in the elimination of foreign-language and other humanities departments, because they add no demonstrable "value" to students.
Indeed, it's this anomaly that is, most curiously, at the center of the art business: new work that continues to be produced, of which there is no real limited quantity, and that has no long-term track record of maintaining value, is now worth much more than the work of historic artists with limited availability and demonstrable value.
If every dollar invested is showing demonstrable value accretion, by all means burn as fast as confidence allows!
You should go even further to point out how your unique agency experience will add demonstrable value if hired.
Hence, the act of translating therapies of demonstrable value in clinical trials among younger individuals into practice in the elderly is quite problematic.
The FRET sensor developed by Lin et al. has demonstrable value in the detection of H3-K9 methylatinn in mouse embryonic fibroblasts.
