Sentence examples for differences in expenditure of from inspiring English sources
Differences in expenditure of almost four fold are demonstrated between Primary Care Trusts with regard to inpatient knee arthroplasty costs - those trusts with the highest expenditure treat patients with the best pre-operative patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) scores.
The findings showing only statistical significant SES differences in expenditures for prevention of malaria but not for treatment, means that the poorer socioeconomic groups potentially suffer more because a greater proportion of their financial resources are inevitably spent on the treatment and prevention of the disease when compared to their SES.
Statistical analysis was performed to identify differences in expenditure by medication group and in frequency of SMBG test strips claimed by medication group, age, and sex.
Indeed, it was proposed that "the differences between the intakes of food [of individuals] must originate in differences in the expenditure of energy" (Edholm et al., 1955).
More than 50 years ago, Otto G. Edholm proposed that "the differences between the intakes of food [of individuals] must originate in differences in the expenditure of energy".
Differences in expenditure (costs per capita) will be due to differences in access (recipients per capita) or the amount of care given (costs per case).
In theory, every 10 kg difference in lean mass translates to a difference in energy expenditure of about 100 kcal daily, assuming a constant rate of protein turnover.
For example, a difference of 5 kg in lean body mass translates to a difference in energy expenditure of 100 kcal/day (equivalent to 4.7 kg fat mass per year).
2 A difference in energy expenditure of about 100 kcal daily translates to about 4.7 kg of fat mass yearly.
There was a temporal distribution of differences in energy expenditure with higher energy expenditure in TB than in AL during the diurnal phase and a lack of difference during the nocturnal phase.
