While most parts of the world are built to enable gradual expenditure, life in Nigeria requires paying up front - a year or more in advance - for houses, cars, school fees.
However, further quantitative analyses of the amount of drag and energy cost for a single dive using respirometry would enable energy expenditures to be estimated using swim speed in breath-hold divers.
Instead, the clearest impact from ultra-low interest rates appears to have come from enabling government expenditure, and possibly boosting housing construction.Non-financial companies in the United States, the United Kingdom, and the euro zone have been large beneficiaries of low interest rates, saving $710 billion on their debt service costs between 2007 and 2012.
Second, active travel allows people to access work and leisure activities but, unlike sedentary travel, is also "productive" in the sense of enabling energy expenditure.
Borrowing enabled stimulus expenditures that revived demand for goods and services.
Current pediatric and adult literature provides good evidence for reducing energy intake and increasing energy expenditure to enable weight management and reduce the risk of T2D.
Included [week 1 of run in] were a weight-specific dose of doubly labeled water to enable measurement of energy expenditure and activity monitor, along with a record of all food [solid and liquid] intake.
The most likely scenario assumes the semiconductor group's continued dominance in the metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) market, substantial R&D expenditures to enable the semiconductor group to maintain its competitiveness in the learning curve race, and gradual Japanese technological parity, which will place pressure on sales margins.
The voluntary fasting and decrease in activity seen in Svalbard ptarmigan in winter enables decreased energy expenditure when energy conservation is key to survival and has been termed 'arctic resignation' [66].
The use of DRG-cost weights to measure expenditure enables the study to investigate costs for different age and gender groups over time.
Participant NZ3's hospital was bulk-funded, which enabled flexibility in expenditure, and this allowed the participant to negotiate service specifications and costs directly with the hospital's management.
