Sentence examples for examples of the value added from inspiring English sources

The workshop stressed the importance of consulting children about their needs and how well they are being met through various examples of the value added, insights gained, by talking to children before and during emergencies.

As a concrete example of the value added by our approach to analyzing not only contextual elements, but also their interaction, the research team observed that teamwork was likely to be the "weak link" at Sites D and E. The team was "weak" at Site D – with regard to our intervention – because they worked so well together and mutually reinforced each other's views of the limited value placed ACCII.

These examples demonstrate the value added by NPHIs worldwide.

For example, the value added of all economic sectors, total value added minus oil sector and national income can be considered as an input variable.

For example, the value added by production of "Industry" in Region 1 is distributed to Regions 1 and 2 based on the locations (or distribution) of suppliers of labor and capital for the production.

For example, the value added to rubber when the rubber is made into tires is added.

These actions can provide firsthand examples to university officials of the value add that veterans provide in regards to leadership and community involvement, and can also debunk the stereotype that veterans are not academically equipped to tackle challenging concepts discussed in class.

Economists call this marginal value not because it is trivial, but because it is the value added by one unit of the resource (for example, one year's labor) at the margin of an already existing number of units employed.

"[The] ability to respond effectively to national development is what the Delivering as One framework was designed to do and, as strong supporters of DaO, we are heartened to see successful practical examples of the added value that this approach can bring.

For example, in the agricultural-focused simulation, livestock receives 6.1%% of the injection, following the proportion of value added in Table 5 (0.6 out of 9.7).

Take for example the successful efforts of the Global Off Grid Lighting Association GOGLAA) to lobby against the revitalization of value added tax in Tanzania.