Sentence examples for expenditure knowledge from inspiring English sources

See Supplementary File 1 for a copy of the questionnaire (in English) that sought data about sociodemography, health-seeking, exposure to posters/videos, treatment details, healthcare expenditure, knowledge, and practice in regard to diabetes and perceived social support.

However, residence, living conditions, parental education and occupation; monthly expenditure and knowledge about menstruation were confounders of school absenteeism.> -wrap-foot> Significatt at *p-value < 0.05, **p-value < 0.01, and ***p-value < 0.001.

In their study, they used R&D expenditures as knowledge creation investment and patent counts as economically valuable knowledge produced.

Fishers living adjacent parks had lower occupational diversity, higher fortnightly expenditures, greater knowledge of the effects of land-based pollutants and market demands than non-park fishers.

Internationally, generic medicines are increasingly seen as a key strategy to reduce healthcare expenditure, therefore awareness and knowledge transfer regarding generic medicines are valid areas of research.

Effectiveness: The intervention did not have a statistically and clinically significant impact on the knowledge, healthcare expenditure, or glycemic control of the patients, with marginal reduction in their practice score.

Respect for standard population-based protocols of care and awareness of grave budgetary constraints collide with the knowledge that expenditure of scarce funds would very likely save the life of an acutely ill or injured child or young adult.

The resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) are offered in a scalable way via the Internet without the need for any long-term capital expenditures or specific IT knowledge on the customer side [7 14].

The chairman was never at the location in question, he had no knowledge of the expenditure, nor does he find the use of committee funds at such a location at all acceptable.

To evaluate the effectiveness of feeding information on pharmacy back to primary care doctors in order to create awareness (knowledge) of pharmaceutical expenditure (PE).

We investigate the demand for energy and the degree of substitutability among fossil fuels in the United States using the Normalized Quadratic (NQ) expenditure function and (to our knowledge) the longest span prices and quantities that have ever been studied before, from 1919 to 2012.