Sentence examples for approximate expenditure from inspiring English sources

From approximate expenditure of US$200 million in the 1980s, malaria funding grew in 1995 to US$855 million, reaching US$44 billion by 2009 (Global Fund 2009).

Thirty minutes of activity at 4 METs, in an adult with 75 kg, will lead to an approximate energy expenditure of 150 Kcal per day or 1050 Kcal per week, which is a minimum level of moderate intensity daily activity recommended in the US Surgeon General report [ 26].

A BBC commissioned survey in 1999 of CAM use amongst adults in the United Kingdom approximated CAM expenditure of £14 per month with about one-third spending less than £5 per month [ 28].

Total expenditure (approximate cost to the State) rose from €89,254 in 2002 to €1,532,016 in 2011.

Thus, the approximate increase in NSAID expenditure that arose due to substitution was then calculated by deducting the actual expenditure on the five NSAIDs in the first quarter, from the estimated expenditure on the five NSAIDs in the last quarter, based on a constant volume of prescriptions for these five NSAIDs.

Second, we used the respondents' past health expenditure to approximate the costs of the BHI.

Using the following methods, we also estimated the approximate increase in NSAID expenditure that arose due to i) substitution, and ii) increased NSAID prescription volume.

Previous studies have found that household level expenditure data approximate data acquired from 24-hour recall surveys, making the use of expenditure data a reasonable proxy for food consumption [ 15, 18- 20].

For our second cost estimate – the informal sector workers' past health expenditure, to approximate well the cost of BHI – the demand for health care must not be affected by insurance.

To estimate of the approximate increase in NSAID expenditure that arose due to increased NSAID prescription volume, between the first and last quarter, we deducted the value of £30,906,806 (the estimated expenditure for the five NSAIDs based on constant volume) from the actual expenditure on the five NSAIDs in the last quarter (£51,323,622).

The approximate increase in NSAID expenditure that arose due to increased NSAID prescription volume was estimated by deducting the previous (substitution) estimate of what the total expenditure on the five NSAIDs would have been in the final quarter (based on a constant nsaid volume) from the actual total expenditure on the five NSAIDs (in the final quarter).