The phrase "additional out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something extra or supplementary, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to discuss the additional out costs associated with the project."
Alternatives: "extra output" or "supplementary information".
Rats receiving drug injections outside the dlPAG, dorsomedial PAG, lateral PAG and superior colliculus, were included in an additional (OUT) group.
This caused additional out of phase modulation of the heat release rate and flame area.
Drawing audiences away from kid-friendly sections of prevailing streaming giants like Netflix will be tough, since parents get something additional out of that subscription, too, but there might just be room for a solution aimed specifically at the preschool educational vertical, and Hopster definitely has the right content to see if there is.
Community schools are also where families can find the assistance they need to confront the challenges of a difficult economy and to tackle the additional out of school factors Mieliwocki and others face in the classroom.
And while this increase in eligibility age would net the Federal Government $5.7 billion, it would cost 65- and 66-year-olds $3.7 billion in additional out of pocket costs.
Although the incremental costs would vary by state and family size, in Los Angeles, where the TANF stipend averages approximately $700 per month, the net additional out of pocket cost of this program is modest: Under $16,000 per year per participant in California.
They say that the private companies could name the price for any additional out-of-contract services that arose.
Some avoided seeing a doctor, others didn't get a recommended test, or failed to fill a prescription because it would have required an additional out-of-pocket expense.
In both examples, additional out-of-pocket costs of up to $6,350 per person could apply, depending on how much medical care they needed.
But critics say a tax could add to the burden of many employees, who already pay a hefty portion of their own insurance premiums and have additional out-of-pocket costs in the form of deductibles and annual co-payments.
Under the new law, insurers must offer preventive services -- like immunizations, cancer screenings and checkups -- to consumers as part of the insurance policy, at no additional out-of-pocket charge.
