Sentence examples for Fixed household from inspiring English sources

Even so, the servant's life remained luxurious compared with that of the London factory worker, who sometimes shared a bed with four others and whose proudly purchased burial insurance — designed to provide a death more dignified than the life preceding it — amounted to "the second-largest fixed household cost after rent".

Given a fixed household budget, spending on tobacco use may divert household economic resources from essential items, such as food, education, and healthcare, which are indispensable components of human development, particularly for young children.

Another limitation is that the number of indoor and outdoor home samples was limited to 14 of the 45 subjects, and this may have limited the power to assess relations of personal endotoxin to home endotoxin and the relation of indoor endotoxin to various fixed household and subject characteristics.

It will be increasingly keen to unload the old fixed-line household business that was its mainstay, but has become a source of criticism and regulatory complaint in the era of the internet.

We recruited two groups, each consisting of at least 100 women, by random digit dialling fixed-line household numbers and mobile numbers.

A = autonomous expenditure, which is the fixed level of household expenditure regardless of household income levels (e.g., monthly food and housing expenditures).

First, the charge per child is determined as a fixed percentage of household income.

The contrast between Figure 3A (partial R2 for age) and Figure 3B (partial R2 for household fixed effects) is striking.

Residential private investment does not change because it has been included in the model as a fixed percentage of household savings.

> -wrap-foot> Results of logistic regression analysis for zoonotic exposures appear in Table 3, with unadjusted ORs presented along with ORs from 2 multivariable models: the first including age as a cubic spline, sex, ethnicity, income, education, community as a fixed effect, and household as a random effect; and the second adding to that set of variables all water and zoonotic exposures.

For countries where neither gross nor net self-employment and property income received by households is available, YOTH is approximated by OSPUE − HCFC + PEI, where OSPUE is the gross operating surplus of unincorporated enterprises, HCFC is the consumption of fixed capital of households, and PEI is property income received by households.