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Therefore, the obtained value-added protein hydrolysate could be used for preparation of fertilizers or soil amendments, as well as protein source in animal feeding.
In order to get an overall performance assessment for each Perspective, the weights of achieved goals were added and the obtained value was translated in a pictorial representation as traffic lights.
On the other hand, the zero emission scenario achieves zero emission in final disposal and obtains a value added of 37,554 billion yen.
It is because together we are stronger and because we can obtain European value added that is good for our citizens, particularly in the areas of research policy and education policy.
The precise quantification of power consumption on NUTS 3 level is obtained from the gross value added in the cases of the service sector and the industrial sector.
The dependent variable in Eq. (1) is firm i's hourly value added, obtained by dividing the total value added (at factor costs) of firm i in period t by the total number of hours worked (taking into account paid overtime hours) that have been declared for the same period.
Second, regress the share of public employees on the share of public employees in industry O and the share of tradable sectors in total value added, and obtain the residuals.
19 The costs of medications were obtained from the GIP-Databank and included value added tax and pharmacist dispensing fees.
The present study is focused on the exploitation and conversion of sulphated polysaccharides obtained from waste algal biomass into high value added material for biomedical applications.
The threshold value between group Low and Medium was determined by the background tissue activity, using the forelimb muscle uptake of 18F-FMISO SUV (the value obtained by adding the average and twice the standard deviation).
The mechanical aperture width b m is defined as the value obtained by adding the experimentally obtained vertical displacement to the initial aperture width (Bandis et al. 1983; Barton et al. 1985).
