"limited added value" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when discussing business topics such as cost-benefit analysis. For example, "In order to maximize our company's profit, we must focus our investments on projects with a greater potential for limited added value."
Because of the limited added value of continuous procalcitonin results, it was not further analysed.
As a consequence, the use of blue dye is of limited added value in the head and neck area [ 4].
As a consequence, we also included patients in whom the diagnosis after clinical evaluation was clear, with limited added value of imaging.
The use of hybrid PET/CT is of limited added value in most cases of inflammation, since it lacks good soft-tissue contrast.
We observed that a combination of 1000G and GoNL showed limited added value for the imputation of rare variants in the Dutch and British samples.
Knowledge of the flock pedigree brought limited added value and the success rate remained low (12%) for strategy B1. aMean values when qualification succeeds.
The associated poor sensitivity of SMRPs therefore clearly limits their added value to the diagnosis of MPM.
But availability of these newer imaging technologies is limited and their added value over bone scintigraphy in the management of APC, i.e. impact of earlier and more reliable detection of metastasis on complications and survival, has not been proven.
However, the above method may be limited due to its low added value.
C-arm CTs were already part of clinical practice during radioembolization procedures in our center, but the added value was limited to vascular mapping only, and the scan protocol was dependent on the operator.
The added value for the identification of culture-negative samples though is limited in this study and studies with higher sample sizes are necessary.
