Sentence examples for Expenditure excess from inspiring English sources
Cost barriers to seeking health care not only result in bad medical outcomes, but they also do nothing to solve the health expenditure excess.
When energy intake exceeds energy expenditure, excess energy is stored as triglycerides in lipid droplets.
When input is greater than expenditure, excess fat will accumulate.
160 Animal models demonstrate that high-fructose diets lead to increased energy intake, decreased resting energy expenditure, excess fat deposition, and insulin resistance, 161, 162 which also suggest that fructose consumption is playing a role in the epidemics of insulin resistance, obesity, and T2DM in humans.
The campus building boom in Britain continues apace, with capital expenditure in excess of £2.75bn, up by 5% compared with the previous year.
"Given the remarkable level of expenditure, in excess of 60 million pounds ($90 million) annually, it should be possible to deliver better outcomes than at present," the report stated.
Prior to that he was with the Greater London Council, handling transport finance, and then with the Inner London Education Authority, where he was responsible for their main accounts with an expenditure in excess of £1bn.
Foreigners have invested in dollar-denominated assets, and this inflow of money has financed Americans expenditure in excess of income, which is reflected in the U.S. current account deficit.
Baudrillard argues that in Bataille's claim that expenditure and excess is connected with sovereignty, Mauss's descriptions of the social prestige of gift-giving in premodern society, Jarry's theater that ridicules French culture, and Saussure's anagrams, there is a break with the values of capitalist exchange and production, or the production of meaning in linguistic exchange.
Increased energy expenditure and excess postexercise oxygen consumption in response to RT may be other beneficial effects.
10 12 13 In addition, two of the four studies estimated lifetime medical expenditure from excess risk of cause-specific mortality and mean medical expenditure for the index disease.
