"Top district officials have said they want at least 30% of a teacher's review to be based on value-added," reports the Times.
Our estimates are aligned with the 1.5 value-added multiplier reported in Dorosh et al. ([2003]), Haggblade et al. ([1991]), and Mellor ([1995]).
Significant hits (with E value < 10-10) in the NCBI nr database were followed up with protein function searches in the UniProt database [ 70], which provides value-added information reports for protein functions.
Improvement in CO2 conversion to value-added hydrocarbons is reported using a formulated bifunctional catalyst that combines reverse water-gas-shift (RWGS) and Fischer Tropsch chain growth activity.
Classrooms where a majority of students said they agreed with the statement, "Our class stays busy and doesn't waste time," tended to be led by teachers with high value-added scores, the report said.
We sort of knew this was happening — that, for example, a lot of the apparent rise in productivity was just a shift to pharma companies that produce a lot of reported value-added but add little to the Irish economy.
The results include one-time effects caused by construction activities and also annual effects of ethanol production and wind turbine operation; however, the authors do not explicitly report value-added effects, but rather a limited set of economic figures.
Generation of value-added products: Periodic synoptic reports, newsgroups, workshops and other products that synthesize forest-related information are expected to arise from the GFIS.
GalAA is an isomer of glucaric acid, which was identified as a "top value-added chemical" in a report by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for its potential use as a building block for hydroxylated nylons [ 47- 50].
Deutsche Bank said it was cooperating with the authorities but added that it had already revised the reporting of value-added tax in question.
