Sentence examples for expenditures considered from inspiring English sources

The stalemate had blocked several major expenditures considered crucial by each state.

The medical expenditures considered in this study are total expenditures and therefore include self-payments and any third-party payments.

Even so, the increased oxygen consumption in WAT of HSL is likely to contribute little to the increase in total energy expenditure, considering the small contribution of WAT to whole body energy expenditure compared to that of skeletal muscle, which accounts for the majority of energy consumption at the whole body level.

At last, the accreditation procedure represents an important financial expenditure considering that surveyors are made available for hospitals and compensated by HAS.

(11) Household living standard: For countries like China, where there is a culture of a high rate of saving money (53% of total income)[ 19], non-essential expenditure is likely to be distorted by this propensity to save, hence household consumption expenditure is considered as not a good proxy of household economic status[ 20, 21].

Tax expenditures are considered by tax-writing committees rather than by appropriations committees.

10 Expenditures are considered more reliable and less biased than the level of the actual labor income because people answer more easily about this variable.

We used this method, because the sum of self-reported expenditures is considered to be a better approximation of the household's real purchasing power than the sum of self-reported incomes [9].

A model developed to illustrate the use of the two main classes of RDTs in the Ugandan context demonstrated that if only direct expenditures are considered, the pLDH test is the preferred option for adult patients except in high transmission settings, while young children are best treated presumptively in all settings.

Only recurrent expenditures were considered for pre-service and on-the-job training (elsewhere referred to as "Continuous Medical Education"), excluding capital and investment costs, as the focus of the exercise was on the financial feasibility of training and recruiting a minimum number of staff; training facilities investment plans were discussed separately [ 23].

Total health expenditure is considered as a summation of both public and private spending on all health related goods and services.