Sentence examples for value added may be from inspiring English sources

Since we cannot consider allocation of profit, their "real" productivity measured by value added may be lower.

Namely, the degree of Japan Tohoku's participation in GVCs is much higher than commonly thought since Tohoku's value added may be indirectly exported to foreign countries through providing parts and components to one of its downstream regions (e.g., Kanto), which further performs processing and exports.

If so, the teachers who excel in assessments of value added may simply be teaching more privileged pupils.

Anything, which is non-value-added may be defined as a waste (Al-Khafaji Al-Rufaifiaifi 2012).

Finished products command much higher prices than raw agricultural produce, and being able to get that added value may be one of the most critical factors in enabling producers to escape from poverty.

Another way to add value may be to send them relevant deal flow, showing the strength of your network and generating the feeling of wanting to reciprocate.

It is not clear that the consumer is prepared to pay higher prices for pig meat (or any other product) with value added that may not be immediately evident.

Clinical value may be added to a whole-body or torso FDG PET/CT scan by adding a dedicated brain FDG PET/CT scan, which may be done on the same injected dose and in a single session before the whole-body or torso scan.

No. It's a value add and may not be worth it for some.

But he added that the value may be more in the conversation than clicking through to buy Snoops new album.

On the other hand, the insufficient staff pool for fund management may undermine the possible amplifier effect of the smart power of the NSFC, by that I mean even though we cost very little in comparison to the amount we manage, the added value by us may be insufficient.