Sentence examples for expenditure assuming from inspiring English sources

But John Battersby at accountants KPMG says that some people who may have calculated their future income and expenditure assuming they would keep the tax break will lose out.

Detectable differences for all measures were between 0.30 and 0.43 standard deviation units (small to medium sized effects), which translated to detectable differences of 0.62 minutes of MVPA per hour, 1.63 minutes of sedentary time per hour, and 0.33 ml/kg/min of energy expenditure, assuming a conservative estimate of measuring 25 children per preschool.

My wages lost after one year + my out-of-pocket pregnancy-related expenditures (assuming my deductible wasn't met) = $154,643.

The medical equipments that are used in the programs were considered as recurrent expenditures assuming that with in the setting of emergency therapeutic feeding their life is not expected to exceed one year.

Dental expenditures assume an increasing proportion of health care, which may be due to the increase of the number of dentists, 88% of whom practice solo private dentistry, the increase of expensive prosthetic operations and the significant decline of the public role in the provision of dental coverage.

Though his chauffeur was luckily always there to keep him "informed of what the man in the street was thinking", Astor never quite knew what a mortgage was, and he was ignorant of overdrafts or the realities of everyday expenditure – he assumed that everyone on the staff of the Observer enjoyed a private income.

Environmental changes affecting both energy intake and expenditure are assumed to underlie the recent obesity epidemic as the gene pool of a population is unlikely to have changed substantially within the past generation [ 21].

To calculate the time expenditure, we assumed that examination of one patient with the KSADS-PL required 60 min for evaluation of the patient, 60 min for the parent interview, and 120 min of work for the consulting child psychiatrist.

The three lines for Portugal illustrate the effect of increasing the disease burden in the absence of vaccination from one rotavirus death per year (left-hand [dash-dotted] line) to two rotavirus deaths per year (middle [dashed] line) and then to three rotavirus deaths per year (right-hand [dashed] line), while assuming expenditure for the disease treatment remains constant.

The reported daily average time spent in leisure time activities, occupational activities (including sitting) and walking or cycling for transport was summed and total energy expenditure was computed assuming that time not reported (i.e. 24 hours minus the sum of the hours reported) was spent at rest and assigned a MET score of 1.

Since special expenditures are assumed to be non-tax related, steps 3 and 4 tell the program that your AGI will be higher by the amount you convert.