Sentence examples for positive added value from inspiring English sources
President Obama, in a speech to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences just a few weeks ago, spoke about the importance and positive added value of science to the nation.
(R1) Experiencing South Africa as a different culture with different places was seen as a positive added value to the elective as supported by the following quote: "it was a good occasion to go there even if, if you leave the part of medicine it is also time to visit time to go.
Moreover, an individual may accumulate human capital, without any positive result (added value on the labour market); human capital is both a private and a public good as an educated population is also more productive (cf, Lucas 1988).
Now that the ENCODE initiative enters into its second phase, integrations between HapMap, HMP and ENCODE should give positive and added value to post-genome sequencing projects, a kind of 3.0 step of genomics (1.0 being the genome project, 2.0 the individual ENCODE, HapMap, HMP projects).
Publications dedicated to the ZX Spectrum platform considered the inclusion of The Evil Dead with the ZX Spectrum release a positive aspect that added value to the overall package.
Although about half of the OPs were positive about the added value, content and user-friendliness of the program, all encountered obstacles which limited their use of the program in actual practice.
The assessment of the algorithm by the users was very positive, confirming this way the added value of the personalized application/services.
Our starting point is the fact that diversity, in the broad sense of the term, is a positive factor which brings added value to a group of people working together.
Antibiotics targeting Gram positive bacteria might be of added value perioperatively after discontinuation of the systemic antibiotic.
The added value of public intervention lies both in building a network and multiplying the positive impacts of these actions.
