Sentence examples for expenses attributed from inspiring English sources
Ms. Nasar said in an interview that in September 2010 she had received an e-mail from the university listing more than $70,000 in what she described as "phantom I.T. charges" — expenses attributed to her that she says she never incurred.
Moreover, prevention of morbid long-term complications will likely reduce long-term expenses attributed to the disease.
Patients thus may come from distant places and this explains the high proportion of expenses attributed to paying for transportation.
Medical expenses attributed to DKA and severe hypoglycemia have been estimated in diabetic adults (9– 13), but similar estimates are not available for U.S. youth (age <20 years).
Diabetes medications and supplies and medications to treat the complications of diabetes are estimated at 25% of the medical expenses attributed to diabetes, making this the second largest single cost after hospital inpatient care (24).
Assets resulting from development are recognized as an intangible asset if the completion of the intangible asset will be used or sold, it can generate future benefits, the expenses attributed to the intangible asset can be measured, and there are available resources to complete the development.
One large expense was attributed to "dry hole" costs in the company's exploration program, which grew to $158 million from $89 million last year at this time.
6 Most of the direct expense is attributed to inpatient costs, including hospitalization, length of stay, room and board, and physician services.
Dr. Gallagher also said that while many complain that Long Island school districts spend too much per pupil, with some districts spending an average of more than $18,000 a year, much of that expense can be attributed to the area's high cost of living.
The total expenses that may be attributed to terrestrial rabies in this study were $784,52936.6.6%) for the three-year period, if including all vaccination clinic costs.
