Sentence examples for calculated funding from inspiring English sources

We calculated funding from 1995 to 2005 and totaled Food and Drug Administration approvals in eight therapeutic areas (cardiovascular, endocrine, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, HIV/AIDS, infectious disease excluding HIV, oncology, and respiratory) primarily using public data.

Labor's system, based on a review led by the businessman David Gonski, would calculate funding based on a benchmark amount per student, to be topped up by "loadings" targeting categories of disadvantage including disability and school remoteness.

The Home Office has said it will review the way it calculates funding for police forces.

This highlights the importance of evidence based methodologies to calculate funding allocation and applies not only to service in the UK but pharmacy services worldwide.

In addition, the intensiveness of training of coders and the way in which the coded information was used (i.e. some provinces used diagnosis information to calculate funding requirements), also differed by province.

The first potential danger relates to how one calculates fund returns; the second danger relates to who earned them.

Mr Miliband also confirmed that under a Labour government, the Barnett funding formula, which is used to calculate funds for the Northern Ireland Executive from London, would remain in place.

When F.D.R. introduced Social Security, he calculated that funding it through a payroll tax rather than out of general tax revenue would make people think of the program not as welfare but as an entitlement — as something that they had paid for and had a right to.

We calculated the funding levels per unit burden for a wide range of different cancers and burden metrics and compared these values to identify discrepancies.

We calculated core funding with the original formula, which looks at practice need relative to all other English and Welsh practices.

Shiffman [ 11] calculated donor funding for 20 historically high-burden communicable diseases for the years 1996 to 2003 from 42 major donors, classifying grants according to the communicable disease targeted.