The growth rate of these expenses even exceeded the growth rate of the GDP and between 2000 and 2008 it rose almost 50%.
A result, he said, is a slowing of "the rate of employee-related expense growth in our business".
Because of the high usage rate, the expense of CM in Taiwan has been covered by the government-run National Health Insurance NHII) system since 1995 [ 15].
But Nash's agreement was for up to 16 days per month, at a daily rate of £1,000, plus expenses.
Having endured the common but bitter shock of visual reminders of our advancing age at earlier reunions, both high school and previous college ones, we'd decided and hoped that enough fun could be conjured up to rate the expense of time — and the expense — of going.
This problem is of intense scientific and practical interest, impacting the effectiveness of marketed drugs, as well as the success rate and expense of new drug development.
A modelling study of the consequences of Medicaid defunding found that, " cost savings initially generated by non- coverage of elective circumcisions will be mitigated by the increasing rate and expense of medically indicated circumcisions".
Moreover, the strain over-expressing the chaperones showed higher enzyme activity levels of the 2 heterologous enzymes (acetoacetate carboxylase and alcohol dehydrogenase) of the isopropanol synthetic operon, translating to a higher specific production rate of isopropanol at the expense of the specific production rate of acetone.
Its annualized expense rate of around 3% for the past six months of 1999 is staggering for a fund that invests half its assets in the U.S. Its turnover rate is no less alarming: 126% for the same period, following a 228% rate for the 12 months ended June 30 , 1999for Class B shares, the fund's largest slice.
