Sentence examples for value innovative from inspiring English sources

With your signature, we can stand with Senator Bennet and show the Senate how much Coloradans value innovative ideas to improve our education system.

For instance, beliefs relating the normative and pragmatic rules for engaging in health-promoting behavior (diet and exercise) or leisure activity (watching television or playing video games) will change as individual members of an ethnic group experience and come to value innovative practices, while losing interest in and thereby disvaluing traditional practices.

Rather than penalizing patients for the use of innovative medicines through higher co-pays, health care systems should adopt outcome-based approaches that maintain the incentive to invest in developing high-value innovative medicines.

Its unusual length, lavish production values, innovative special effects, and emphasis on storytelling were markedly influential on other film-makers and ultimately on the development of narrative film as a whole.

Present in a variety of organizational contexts, platforms create value for innovative ecosystem participants by structuring the innovation process around core and complementary elements and by creating the network effects that accelerate the adoption and use of platforms.

The petition complained that the institute has "inadequately taken into account the value of innovative pharmaceuticals," among other complaints.

The challenge, then, for governments is unlocking the value of innovative technologies rather than creating it from scratch.

Consequently, new biological entities with added value for innovative medicines such as increased stability, improved targeting, and reduced toxicity, among others have been obtained.

Thus, a "differentiation strategy" of providing added value through innovative services for which customers would be willing to pay would have been a promising alternative to recover and sustain rents in this market (Breuer and Daumann 2010; Porter 1980).

Using LCA creates opportunities with customer engagement, internal awareness, and external regulatory cognizance, as well as captures the full value of innovative product development programs like Eastman GEM™ technology, Eastman's groundbreaking enzymatic catalysis process.

This particular region had common problems in Portugal that are quite usual all over Europe: lack of technological intensity and innovation in business and a very limited degree of interaction between the skills that the university had developed and the implementation of new products and processes that could have economic value and innovative potential.