So is one important measure of output: real value added (see first set of charts).
But on a smaller scale, Hong Kong's own evolution from a low-cost manufacturing base to a hub for services with ever more value added (see chart 5) is almost as remarkable.
Additional data required for a simple model of 'amount of haemostatic agent plasma fibrinogen level' relationship are the volume and fibrinogen content of the haemostatic agent added (see 'Default values' above).
Gross value added (GVA) (see http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat) and local value added LVA (e.g. den Herder et al. 2012) are indicators providing information about how much the production chain adds to the value of raw materials when processed into final sales products.
Even though the Curitiba municipal government leads a mapping process that involves the local communities, some see the Public Housing Company's approach as being "top down" while others see the value added in the governments' adequate knowledge of communities and the key role of social workers.
Having been a key player in this cutting-edge industry for many years, I have seen its value added.
No matter what service you provide, you need to have a clear group of individuals who would see a value added from your product or service.
I don't think we will ever go completely digital, but I think it is naive to assume the academia can remain the same and not see the value added through digital platforms of communication through wide participation and engagement.
The ability to reuse and regenerate spent adsorbent is seen as value added to this adsorbent, as not all adsorbents can be regenerated and reused.
In contrast, three participants felt that the relaxation techniques were personally of limited use as they did not regard themselves as stressed or did not view this as a trigger factor and these participants therefore saw no value added in carrying out the exercises.
However, physicians may see little value added form their economic ties to hospitals.
