Sentence examples for generate an added value from inspiring English sources
The spaces of action of the Munich Perspective are a selective and adaptable strategic framework that demands individual projects and activities to generate an added value for the overall urban development of the city of Munich.
Apart from the obvious wastes from domestic homes and especially economic plants such as corn, wheat, rice, and all kinds of vegetables and fruits, various industry-specific recycling strategies have been developed to generate an added value in the production chain and to minimize pollutions.
In this context of formative assessment, and in particular in a peer feedback context, the development and implementation of information and communication technologies (ICTs) have generated an added value (IEA, 2013).
The combination of recognition (respect and remembering) with interpersonal continuity generated an added value in the interpersonal doctor-patient relationship that could not be generated at the first encounter.
Nevertheless, there is an added value of merging both technologies for independent deployments of multiple services, able to dynamically generate linked data with dereferenceable links.
Europe's marine fisheries are among the most productive in the world, supporting the livelihoods of 5.4 million people across the European Union and generating a gross added value of almost €500 billion annually.
It does not generate the added value of determining 5' and 3' UTRs or alternative splice variants, which is an important consideration for the analysis of most organisms, (less so for trypanosomes, which have very few cis-spliced genes[ 25]).
A globalized world requires Latin America to have high levels of innovation that generate substantial added value to its people, and not to rely solely on commodities with uncertain futures (i.e. oil, coal, agricultural products).
They show that an increase by 20% of the final demand in sector 2 generates an important additional added value of 9253 Billion Dirham.
Electro-fermentation displays promise for generating added value chemical co-products from biorefinery sidestreams and wastes.
