Sentence examples for indirect expenditures from inspiring English sources
In the United States, the disease is estimated to cost $151 billion in direct and indirect expenditures.
The burden of illness of migraine was defined as the difference in average indirect expenditures per person between migraine and control cohorts.
Specifically, the second-stage regression used total indirect expenditures as the dependent variable and the same independent variables used in the propensity score matching, plus a dummy indicator to denote migraine patients.
Indirect costs are the main content of a recent study by Hawkins et al. [12]: to estimate the indirect burden of illness of migraine, the authors compared the average annual indirect expenditures of a group of employees with migraine with a matched group of employees without migraine (control group).
Even allowing for indirect expenditures devoted towards these purposes, ISIS and Ukraine account for a modest portion of the Pentagon's budget.
Reedy encouraged funding researchers who had ideas that needed support, and introduced a new cost accounting standard for recovering indirect expenditures.
Yet Davis aides acknowledged, for example, that there are bound to be disagreements about whether to count the teacher tax exemption toward the per-pupil spending figures, since it is an indirect expenditure of state funds.
In other words, the particularity of Chinese fiscal expenditure system lies in its fiscal structure in which the rate of indirect expenditure from the central government is rather high.
His Lordship directs me in answer, to acquaint you for the information of the Earl of Aberdeen, that he is not anxious for the formation of new and distant Colonies, all of which involve heavy direct and still heavier indirect expenditure, besides multiplying the liabilities of misunderstanding and collisions with Foreign Powers.
The table includes direct and indirect expenditure on normal deliveries, both within and outside Mumbai.
It is for the same reason that respondents' incomes are determined via the indirect expenditure approach.
