Sentence examples for be expected to incur from inspiring English sources
The Australian guidelines would be expected to incur an additional expected medication cost of $3.3 trillion dollars and lead to 2,518 fewer people experiencing a cardiovascular event.
In sub-Saharan Africa, water supply, infrastructure, and agriculture can be expected to incur the highest costs.
Importantly, residues that exchange are part of the folding nucleus of the monomer and therefore forming these interactions in the dimer would be expected to incur a large entropic cost.
An incurred adverse consequence is the result of circumstances, not choice, precisely to the extent that it is a consequence that persons of one or another specific type can be expected to incur.
This discrepancy is explained in part by the restriction in the Landry et al. study to infants with RDS and/or BPD, who would be expected to incur greater resource utilization and costs as a result of these co-morbidities.
As past health expenditure proxies future health expenditure [ 84] at any given premium contribution those who take out the BHI would be expected to incur higher health expenditure than those who do not.
At its current rate of spending, Roosevelt is expected to incur a deficit of up to $6 million by the end of the year on a $39 million budget.
In fact, some of the most important aspects of the law have been poorly described, like the billions of dollars in losses the state is expected to incur.
The division, known as Scottish Courage, is expected to incur an additional £15 million ($24.6 million) in costs as it consolidates its distribution centers.
The $400 billion over 10 years that Republicans have pledged for drug coverage may sound like a lot, but it's just a fraction of the nearly $2 trillion in pharmaceutical expenses that beneficiaries are expected to incur over the next decade.
