Sentence examples for reporting incurred from inspiring English sources

These are errors in reporting incurred by the temporal displacement of an event, which typically leads respondents to overreport utilization frequencies [ 16]: There is no single ideal time frame for the recall period of a cost questionnaire.

Mr. Kholodov's reporting incurred the wrath of Pavel Grachev, who was defense minister in the early 90's.

Neither company has incurred a bill for an internal investigation like Siemens A.G., which reported incurring costs of more than $1 billion for a global inquiry into payment of bribes to foreign officials to win business.

The age group 20-24 had the highest percentage of women (10.9%, n = 10) who reported incurring OOP payments (Table 1).

Out-of-pocket payments averaged US$33 and US$59, respectively, among refugee and host community families who reported incurring any payment.

Requirements are not limited to initial construction; 29%% of respondents to the 2011 USDA Agricultural Resources Management Survey reported incurring capital expenditures required by their integrators in 2009 2011 (MacDonald 2014).

More than half (62%, 95% CI 59 65) of the survey participants reported incurring costs for vaccination.

All 81 patients interviewed reported incurring substantial out-of-pocket expenditures during their hospitalization.

However, they consistently reported incurring substantial out-of-pocket payments for medical treatment at CHAM/private health facilities and/or when purchasing drugs at private pharmacies.

The first study [ 37, 38], which was based on a survey of 2,552 retired players, identified a threefold increased risk of depression and significant memory problems and a fivefold increased risk for mild cognitive impairment among players who reported incurring three or more concussions during their careers.

In Burkina Faso, about 15% of households reporting illness incurred costs greater than 40% of their non-food consumption expenditure [ 16], while in Uganda, 2.9% of households incurred catastrophic expenditure in 2003 [ 10].