Sentence examples for decrease the expenditure from inspiring English sources

The consequences of this will of course be a necessary increase in housing allowance and housing benefit (unless there are draconian reductions coinciding with the policies announced so far), which will increase rather than decrease the expenditure necessary for people to be able to survive in rented accommodation.

We believe this change in reimbursement status combined with DTC educational activities and patent expiry of losartan in early 2010 will decrease the expenditure for ARB's by 23% in 2010 and 12% in 2011 (Table 2).

If work is transferred unofficially from the routine maintenance list to the turnaround work list, it decreases the expenditure on routine maintenance, which is good for the plant manager and increases the cost of the turnaround.

Historically, decreasing the expenditure of the health system can be achieved by reducing the number of beds in use by hospitals and also the number of patients staying in a hospital bed.

In order to decrease the energy expenditure during mobilization, to prevent upper extremity complications, and to let the upper extremity free for other usages, we designed a new orthosis.

However, the challenge is to decrease the energy expenditure while always guaranteeing a certain grade of service (GoS) over the whole area.

Formulation of cellulase enzyme activities for saccharification process will not only reduce the total enzyme loadings and but also decrease the capital expenditure costs (as described above) in a cellulosic biofuel production.

A further scenario analysis was performed, comparing the historical scenario previously mentioned and the best-case scenario for the innovative technology (thus implementing it for all the 139 patients undergoing the surgical procedure): as result, the hospital of reference would decrease the healthcare expenditure devoted to the treatment of lumbar arthrodesis by −0.85% (−€5,077.677).

The economics of health care need to be emphasized, and home-based palliative care needs to be considered in order to decrease the emergency expenditure and number of visits at the end of life [ 27, 28].

Whereas it was expected that taurine could enhance the calorie consumption and/or lipid oxidation, taurine supplementation did not increase but decrease the energy expenditure and did not alter the lipid oxidation in OLETF rats (Harada et al. 2004).

When the given figures in Table 3 are scaled for the whole country, it is clear that GDBP can dramatically decrease the energy expenditures of the service providers, possibly a few millions of dollars per year, which constitutes the largest portion of the operational expenses.