Sentence examples for sample expenses from inspiring English sources
Sample expenses claimed for second home in Blackburn, April 2007 to March 2008: Food: £1,700 Utilities: £900 Telephone and communications: £500 Cleaning: £550 Service/maintenance: £200 Repairs/insurance/security: £2,350 Other: £399 (television) Job: Communities secretary Salary: £141,866 Claimed for three different properties in one year.
Sample expenses claim for a second home in Lambeth, 1-30 August 2007: Mortgage interest payments: £765 Utilities: £58 Council tax/rates: £83 Other: £119.48 (items from Ikea – reduced to £99.49 after claim for £19.99 bath robe rejected) Job: Welsh secretary Salary: £141,866 Claimed £3,419.25 on a new plumbing system at his Westminster home because the old one was "too hot".
Sample expenses claimed for second home in London January to March 2005: Mortgage payments: £2,160 Food: £400 Utilities: £100 Bedding: £519 Telephone and communications: none Job: Business secretary Salary: £106,653 Billed taxpayers for almost £3,000 for work on his home less than a week after he announced he was standing down as an MP.
Sample expenses claimed for second home in Derby, 9 May 2005 to 31 January 2006: Food: £1,800 Utilities: £1,824 Telephone and communications: £191 Cleaning: £1,245 Service and maintenance: £1,920 (£600 disallowed for hanging baskets and tubs) Job: Culture secretary Salary: £141,866 Made a single expenses claim for more than £16,500 to help buy and renovate a new flat.
According to this sample, both expenses and capital items go only one way up.
These predictors can be easily assessed when liver metastasis is diagnosed, and they can be used to more accurately stratify patients into groups with fairly consistent outcomes and thus help to standardize reporting results of any therapeutic interventions with less samples and expense.
However, the 450-k chip is currently the most suitable method for high-throughput measurements for large epidemiologic studies in terms of sample throughput and expenses, and the chip serves a purpose in identifying differences in DNAm at the group level, despite its widely recognized technical limitations and idiosyncrasies.
Either the compressors must be over-designed at great expense, measurements must be taken for each sample at great expense, or new EOS must be developed.
Money from sales to acquaintances only partly offset the $60,000 for samples and other expenses.
On the whole, the proposed method is robust and readily adaptable in routine molecular diagnostic laboratories, allowing monitoring and simultaneous detection of all these bacterial pathogens in seafood samples, reducing the expenses and time consumed by other analytical methods.
Further, microarrays of antibodies or other affinity ligands hold great promise for large parallel analysis at an economy of sample volume and expense.
