Sentence examples for expenditures compared to the from inspiring English sources

This claim is not inaccurate — according to the report, soft drinks represented 5.44percentt of SNAP households' grocery expenditures, compared to the 3.85percentt of spending that went toward milk, the next highest category of goods.

The extreme life expectancy version of the compression scenario results in some savings in lifetime hospital expenditures compared to the other versions, but these are compensated by an increase in expected LTC use at older ages.

Against this background, we hypothesise that individuals insured with the NHIS would have significantly lower direct OOPHE when ill and their households are less likely to incur catastrophic health care expenditures compared to the uninsured.

Access to this new option should be made available to patients suffering from moderate-to-severe symptoms of uterine fibroids given its potential to improve a patient's quality of life while reducing health care expenditures compared to the current standard, leuprolide.

In particular, we sought to assess how the actual operational cost expenditures compare to the levels of support that GAVI offers to countries conducting SIAs; namely US$0.30 per targeted person for SIAs conducted between 2004 and 2012, and US$0.65 per targeted person thereafter [ 28].

The (greedy) best-carrier assignment rule results into a higher number of operations but a lower power expenditure compared to the case with full use of the available subcarriers.

Pakistan's per capita expenditure on health is only US$18, of which US$4 is public expenditure, compared to the recommended US$45.

Source: MTEF 2006/07-2008/09 [19] Although the printed proportion for rural health services for the financial year 2005/06 is small compared to the two previous years, it is higher than the actual expenditure compared to the same period.

Even though the printed proportion for rural health services is small in 2005/06 compared to the two previous years, it is higher than the actual expenditure compared to the two previous years (see Table 4).

In Ethiopia, households experiencing mortality among adults aged 15 54 years over a three-year period incurred a 7% higher share of health expenditure in total household spending compared to the households that did not experience mortality in that age-group [ 34].

Continuity is measured by the dynamics of ALMP expenditure compared to that of the economy; as such, large annual variations in ALMP spending (fluctuations that exceed cyclical swings) would be the antithesis of continuity in implementation; and finally, (iii) a variable timing is included to measure whether policies are implemented in a countercyclical or pro-cyclical manner (Schmid 1996).