Sentence examples for value added on from inspiring English sources

The variety of sources searched are very good, but not much value added on top of that.

Of note, galectin-3 showed the strongest prognostic value added on top of clinical variables and established biomarkers.

Their value added on top of Sequential (Sepsis-related) Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) score, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, and white blood cells was also analyzed.

The distribution of the simulated injection among the sectors in the SAM follows that of value added on the sectors under focus.

The model requirements of the study were to find the optimal technology network as well as sites for energy provision installations that provide a large manufacturing plant with process heat and electricity, utilising regionally available bio-resources while generating the highest possible value added on a regional scale.

There is, as Patrick Smith, editor of Africa Confidential, told me, a "lack of value added on the African side".

"No one is giving value add on archived data," he said in response to a question of who he saw as Slack's biggest competitor.

Are there any value add-ons?

Determining if a property offers value add-ons, or vacation extras like free Wi-Fi access, shuttle service or continental breakfast, is another answer you should seek, according to Tornatore.

The value add of bringing Coleman on is multi-fold, says Horowitz.

GRDP as value-added on the production side was used as an indicator to measure how much value added to economic activities in each region.