Sentence examples for proven added value from inspiring English sources

We expect that our diagnostic rule will allow efficient diagnosis of UTIs, necessitating the collection of diagnostic indicators with proven added value.

This will allow efficient diagnosis of UTIs, using only those diagnostic indicators which have proven added value to rule in or rule out UTI.

In light of the sector-wide effort to "localize," humanitarian organizations have been increasingly willing to frame themselves as a "transaction cost" that "needs to prove added value" (WHS, Charter for Change) (Aly 2013).

With regard to programme appreciation we found that programme appreciation by students and teachers has not often been examined this thoroughly in process evaluation studies, but proved to offer added value.

These three methods, each with their advantages and disadvantages, prove to be an added value for archaeological landscape research.

We have proved the idea of added value and we believe it can be applied to practically all EU programmes.

"The industry is changing, and Realtors have to prove they add value," Mr. Gronk said.

The DfES's criteria for high-performing specialist schools are set out elsewhere: a school needs at least 40% of its pupils to get five GCSEs at grade A* to C and must prove it adds value at key stages of the curriculum.

"Blyk has proven its engagement model and added value to advertisers in a relatively short period of time.

It is not unreasonable to assume that one would only invest and adopt, or participate in collectively buying, a decentralised CHP unit if one is convinced that this technology is proven and has long-term added value both financially and environmentally.

In many areas of medicine, data mining has proven to be a huge added value by contributing with new discoveries and improving the results obtained with other methodologies [ 20].