Sentence examples for continuous expense from inspiring English sources

The issue with platforms like Angie's List is that pros are hesitant to incur an ongoing (i.e., monthly) charge unless they are seeing a consistent and measurable return from that continuous expense.

Pugh and colleagues suggest, in contrast to Segal and Widom, that 'the active nucleosome organization in vivo may be at steady state, under the continuous expense of energy, rather than at equilibrium' [ 20].

Other problems derived from nematode parasitic infections are the continuous expenses in chemical treatments and eventually the death of young animals [ 2].

The occurrence households had US$ 2,275 less average annual income than their comparative group; the income of occurrence households was US$ 2,698 lower than the non-occurrence group in 2009 after the occurrence of continuous high medical expenses.

Here's a question that bugs me though: We have continuous criminal monitoring and expense monitoring.

The whole idea here is to create this environment of continuous reporting, where each expense gets a decent glance before it gets logged permanently.

Previous interventional studies of postprandial glucose monitoring using capillary blood suggested that this was feasible, and in view of the relative expense of continuous glucose monitoring we hypothesised that a sizeable effect would be required for it to be integrated into routine antenatal clinical care.

Modeling BMI, total income, and medical expenses as continuous or quadratic functions did not improve the fit (results not shown).

Instead, it proposed that several other factors should be considered, and those included "whether the care is continuous or intermittent" and the expense of the service.

The soft layer method significantly improved the electrical properties of the unidirectional continuous carbon fiber/epoxy composite at the expense of slight degradation of the mechanical properties.

This was done at 10 kHz MAS through use of constant-time DIPSHIFT experiments involving rotor-synchronous incrementation of an R181 symmetry sequence (89 kHz RF power) at the expense of 100 kHz continuous wave H decoupling.