Sentence examples for expenditure implications from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this situation can be observed more commonly in elderly patients, who require special monitoring, revisions and adjustment of their prescribed medications, for both clinical and expenditure implications.

3) Please include additional data on energy expenditure: The implications of the higher RER is not demonstrated or discussed.

USAGE-Hwy translates micro information from HERS on the effects of highway expenditure programs into implications for GDP, employment, and the trade-off between current and future living standards.

The observation that UCP1-mediated thermogenesis through β3-adrenergic activation is required for maximal stimulation of energy expenditure have important implications for the treatment of human obesity.

Standard approaches to assess the incidence and intensity of catastrophic expenditure and the implications for poverty estimates are described in detail by O'Donnell et al. ([ 2008]).

Household consumption expenditures and the welfare implications are presented in Table 9.

The full implications for departmental expenditure will be spelled out.

However, in a little-noticed passage of the report, Chilcot says Gordon Brown, then chancellor, "should have ensured that estimates of the likely overall cost of a UK intervention in Iraq, for military and civilian activities during the conflict and post‑conflict period, and the wider implications for public expenditure were identified and available to ministers and cabinet".

These challenges have created remarkable implications for healthcare expenditure in the United States.

These sequelae have considerable implications for healthcare expenditure, with the population attributable risk of BV for pre-term delivery in the US estimated over a decade ago to be 30%%, at a cost of USD 1 billion per annum [ 5].

Our findings have important implications for oncology expenditures.