Sentence examples for mean payment of from inspiring English sources

The total payments to this physician cohort during the reporting period were $52,600,624, with a mean payment of $141,020 per physician (median $126,724, range $100,047 to $303,558) (Table 1).

In the USA, a review of almost 5000 family practice malpractice claims reported mean payments of $253 739.69 and median payments of $119 389.20.

We used standard methods to calculate the number, percentage and mean payment amount of malpractice claims by type of resolution.

L/L monkeys tended to sacrifice fluid to see images of high status males (mean payment amount 2.9±4.2%, t-test of single means against zero, t = 3.30, p = 0.003), whereas S/L monkeys were indifferent or required fluid payment to view the same images (mean payment amount −2.2±8.7%, t-test of single means against zero, t = −1.17, p = 0.25).

This outcome would mean a payment of around £0.8bn.

For a grower with 100 acres in flue-cured tobacco country, the buyout could mean a payment of $800,000; the owner of that much quota would get $1.6 million.

By this I mean the payment of money to someone (usually an unknown) for a story about something private which is only of interest to the tabloid because it relates to a well-known person.

The overall result from the two districts showed a mean OOP payment of GH¢23.62 (USD*16.63) for the uninsured (100 in number) and GH¢7.625USD*5.3737) for the insured (8 in number).

It should mean that payment of sliding scale fees and co-payments should be exempt in diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, high blood pressure, or asthma.

In poor countries weak infrastructure and enforcement systems mean that payment of taxes and other contributions are essentially optional, while in others, what capacity that exists to collect taxes is not fully utilized.

In the Yankees' case, that meant a payment of $11.8 million based on a 17.5percenttaxax on the amount that their payroll exceeded $117 mllion.