Sentence examples for expenditure based from inspiring English sources

Two studies calculated TEE by summation of activity energy expenditure (based on individual HR VO2 relationship) and resting metabolic rate (RMR; net calculation).

This effect is particularly strong for expenditure based consolidations, suggesting that a reduction in the size of the government increases the responsiveness of employment to output and is not altered by an expansionary or recessionary position in the business cycle.

It builds on research work on out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure based on micro data in general [3 9], and on the bounded literature on the demand for dental services, in particular on OOPE [10 16].

To focus on social security schemes, this systematic literature research was further restricted to countries whose social security funds accounted for at least 5% of their total health expenditure (based on data from WHO Global Health Expenditure Database) (Table 1).

In this section, we will analyse the potential implications that changes in the pension system such as those described in this paper would have on the evolution of total pension expenditure based on the different scenarios presented.

The CHS is estimated based on capacity to pay, derived from household consumption expenditure, the subsistence expenditure (based on state specific poverty line) and household OOPE on maternal care.

Recently they created a more realistic model of how the body responds to changes in caloric intake and expenditure, basing their calculations on how people of different weights responded to caloric changes in a controlled setting like a metabolic unit.

The present study aims to analyse the impact of obesity and change in BMI on future pharmaceutical utilisation and expenditures based on data from two population-based health surveys in Germany.

"A year ago, he was very conservative, and cautioning the government not to crank up budget expenditures based on unreliable revenue assumptions".

The conference has existing contracts that would suffer because of Miami's defection, Tranghese said, as would access to bowl games, money, "and the fact that institutions have undergone significant financial expenditures based on the idea that the Big East was here".

Results show that the actual budgeted funding is not reliable to predict systems' uptake and that policy-makers are more likely to plan expenditures based on installation costs.