Sentence examples for expenditure estimate from inspiring English sources

Precision of the energy expenditure estimate is further enhanced by individual calibration of the HR response to exercise [ 14, 26].

aCurrent total expenditure: estimate of the total amount spent on preventing and treating HIV in South Africa in 2009 (ZAR 14 billion) [66].

The data gathered is used to estimate total weekly physical activity by weighting the reported minutes per week within each activity category by a Metabolic Equivalent of Task (MET) energy expenditure estimate assigned to each category.

The MET energy expenditure was estimated by weighting the reported minutes per week within each activity category by a MET energy expenditure estimate assigned to each category of activity.

The amendment also would require Congress and the President to agree on revenue and expenditure estimates.

And according to expenditure estimates of the two finalists and their supporters, he was outspent by Mr. Newsom 10 to 1.

The UK is the world's second-most popular destination for international students, generating £2.9bn annually for universities, as well as off-campus expenditure estimated at £2.3bn.

After capital expenditure, estimated interest costs following the buyout and taxes, the company will probably churn out more than $2 billion in free cash flow.

Gray told Washington Post reporters and editors earlier this month that he believes there should be a discussion of revisiting the current structure, which gives the CFO great power to make revenue and expenditure estimates without financial interference.

The incorporation of annual expenditure estimates and opportunity cost of sequestered carbon (in the form of firewood prices in local markets) in the analysis suggests that community forests are economically infeasible for REDD+ at the prevailing carbon prices.

Source: produced by Christopher J. Conover, Duke University, based tax expenditure estimates from Joint Tax Committee and Department of Treasury.