The uneven nature of expenses makes it hard to know for sure on which day the crunch would hit.
Future studies may also identify the nature of expenses, including out-of-pocket payments made by parents/caregivers of children with NCDs, in spite of health insurance.
In this context, it is also essential to identify not only the amount but also the nature of expenses at the point of use.
A spokesman for the governor defended the nature of the expenses, explaining they were for "official" and "business" purposes.
The resentment was reinforced by the mandatory nature of the expenses.
Moreover, despite the alarming increase in the incidence of AdCa of the oesophagus in North America and Europe, screening for neoplasia in Barrett's oesophagus is controversial partly due to the invasive nature and expense of introducing endoscopic biopsy surveillance programmes (Wright et al, 1996).
In some instances, we've even allowed our efforts to be framed as favoring nature at the expense of people.
Usually microarray techniques provide a valuable way of characterizing the molecular nature of disease but the expense and limited specimen availability often lead to studies with small sample sizes.
(To learn more about arbitrage, read "Arbitrage Squeezes Profit From Market Inefficiency").. Expenses Due to the passive nature of indexed strategies, the internal expenses of most ETFs are considerably lower than those of many mutual funds.
But most of all perhaps their experience is a map of the workings of the American system, especially the legal system: the indignities it produces; its incredible slowness and expense; the nature of its functioning, which sometimes defies common sense; and the partial satisfaction that it can occasionally generate.
The position known as monophysitism, associated with the monk Eutyches (and, according to some detractors, with Cyril of Alexandria) and placing strong emphasis upon the divine nature of Christ at the apparent expense of his humanity, emerged from the Alexandrian school.
