Sentence examples for expenditure ability from inspiring English sources

In this study it was found through bivariate analysis that, the economic ability of the households was associated with the risk of burn injuries, such that, having a very poor financial expenditure ability increased the chance of burn injury.

The economic ability of the households was associated with the risk of burn injuries, such that, having a very poor financial expenditure ability increased the chance of burn injury (OR = 1.7, 95% CI: 1.1-2.6 1.1-2.6

Due to its high sensitivity (0.025 mM, 0.43 ppm for 1,3-dibromopropane), low expenditure and the ability of handling a large number of samples in parallel, this method is an attractive alternative to existing procedures for the monitoring of both haloalkanes and dehalogenases.

However WTP does not translate into actual expenditure; as the ability to pay is influenced by other factors.

That expenditure will reduce your ability to pay for your children's education, as well as your ability to save for your own retirement.

"It is obvious to any but the most obtuse that that expenditure is killing our ability to finance a recovery of our own economy".

The demonstration that leptin-dependent central control of bone mass, appetite and energy expenditure occurs through its ability to inhibit serotonin production raised questions about the location and identity of serotonin receptors on hypothalamic neurons mediating these function.

One observation that is made, is that animals supplemented with a high dose of resveratrol are capable of increasing their energy expenditure, based on their ability to increase their running distance or tolerate cold longer compared to their untreated controls.

But those expenditures restrict the commanders' ability to spend money on things like rebuilding schools, mosques and hospitals, part of what they view as a critically important effort to stabilize the nation and build rapport with the Iraqis.

This leads to high health care expenditures relative to purchasing ability, which can result in low-income households falling deeper into poverty [ 23].

We measured catastrophic spending on NCD-related hospitalization, defined as occurring when health expenditures exceeded 40% of a household's ability to pay, that is, household consumption spending less combined survival consumption expenditure; and impoverishment when per capita expenditure within the household decreased to below the poverty line once health spending was netted out.