Sentence examples for expenditures for each from inspiring English sources

(America is not alone in this; in a study of the British National Health Service, expenditures for each occurrence of an illness were 35% higher for the relatively wealthy).When the analysis is extended to younger workers, who will be more affected by recent changes in Medicare financing, the system becomes only slightly more progressive.

This model profiles and approximates the dynamic aging process that involves the development of chronic diseases, deterioration of health status, fluctuation of body mass index, and Medicare expenditures for each beneficiary from age 65 to death.

After the induced economic impacts of household expenditures for each of the three scenarios were determined, the local and regional impacts were estimated by applying published spatial spending habit multipliers for Atikokan's residents [73].

In addition to the study of Shigetomi et al. (2014), which estimated consumption expenditures for six householder age groups, we also obtained household expenditures for each income quintile using the values from the JIOT (2005) and NSFIE (2004), as follows.

This group is meticulous in recording the contributions of each member, the expenditures for each meeting, and the outstanding fees and fines that members owe.

This factor is the total of federally financed higher education R&D expenditures for each institution financed by the Department of Defense for 2013, the most recent year for which there is complete data.

Rather than have extensive annual discussions on expenditure allocations in Scotland and Wales, a formula was devised as a percentage of total expenditure for each of the countries.

In most countries the usual procedure for deciding on government expenditure in a forthcoming year has been to assume that existing expenditure was appropriate and then to decide on incremental expenditure for each program.

C n  = total household expenditure for each quintile.

Household expenditure for each quintile can be described with the following equation: C=A+MD where.

Table 1 presents total household expenditure and household counts for each quintile, as well as the total household expenditure for each quintile.