Sentence examples for difference in expenditure between from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, despite the difference in expenditure between Q2 and Q3 being 0.20 M-JPY, the carbon footprints for these quintiles are nearly identical, and the carbon footprint only increases again from Q4 upwards.

In the Japanese case (this study), the difference in expenditure between Q1 and Q5 was 1.8 times (2.53 and 4.65 M-JPY), while in the UK it was 5.2 times (€4.7 × 103 and €24.6 × 103), indicating the existence of a marked disparity between high- and low-income households in that country.

The estimation of T2DM-attributable expenditures was based on the difference in expenditures between patients with T2DM and matched controls without diabetes.

Although adjustments for patient socio-demographics and co-treatments were used, it cannot be ruled out that a residual part of the estimated difference in expenditures between insulin-treated patients and other DM patients is attributable to worsening health status.

Observed differences in expenditure between districts could be explained by differences in needs caused by differences in disease burden.

Differences in expenditure between the treatment and control groups at index hospitalization were almost constant at €10,000, which reflects the difference in DRG tariff when the ICD is initially implanted.

As a result, at follow up there was little difference in expenditure on food between the poorer and wealthier operated cases.

There was no difference in energy expenditure between the two groups of asthma patients; however, there was some benefit for patients requiring medical care during the trial.

Alternatively, when space is limited the difference in energy expenditure between court sizes can be accounted for by an additional 2.3 min of play on a badminton court.

end{array} (33) Equations 32 and 33 represent the difference in power expenditure between the RS-r and the MS-n when forming a virtual MIMO link, respectively.

All of these differences during running were despite higher VO2, O2 cost, and lower RER in T vs UT, which resulted in no significant difference in energy expenditure between groups.