Sentence examples for has little added from inspiring English sources

We appreciate the reviewer's comment that a subdivision based on lobules has little added value and have removed these panels.

When the criterion "homogeneity of the signal intensity on contrast-enhanced T1-weighted images" was omitted from the predictive model, there was only a very small decrease in AUC for observer 1 from 0.81 to 0.79 (95% CI: 0.73 0.85) and remained 0.96 (95% CI: 0.93 0.98) for observer 2. This observation indicates that this criterion has little added diagnostic value.

Although CA-125 level has little added value over ultrasound information when distinguishing benign from malignant tumours, 17 the present study shows that serum CA-125 level is important for good discrimination between stage II-IV cancer and stage I and secondary metastatic cancer.

Receiving a certificate for completing the accreditation program seemed to have little added value to participants.

Nisell et al. [ 58] found that blood sampling for assessment of renal function and 24 hour urine collections for measurement of albumin had little added value in anticipating the risk for developing maternal complications of pre-eclampsia.

Stick with all-natural foods, which have little added preservatives and chemicals.

Knutsson has little to add on specific details, but acknowledges the ambition.

While the story of McCullers's life is always interesting, Savigneau ultimately has little to add to the work of previous biographers.

There are a number of papers that have reported the detailed anatomy of the individual ossicles, and this study has little to add to those descriptions [45].

In practice, there has been little added value as many Councils developed by this programme will now be difficult to integrate into a plan of supervision of Councils by health staff or World Vision.

She has little faith, she added, that it would do much good.