Sentence examples for study incurred from inspiring English sources

Over half of Hispanic Americans surveyed in our study incurred more than $2,000 in unexpected expenses during the mortgage process.

A 99mTc-WBC SPECT/CT study incurs 24% less cost at our institution and delivers 28% less effective radiation dose equivalents than the dual-isotope technique.

However, large animal studies incur high costs (for instance, housing), which make them impractical for large-scale screens of multiple compounds.

An average score of 16 or higher on this scale suggests that the population under study incurs a high risk for depression [ 17].

The government intended to "modernise" the Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) – grants given to disabled students in England to help meet extra study costs incurred because of their disabilities.

Performance analysis: based on extensive simulations, we characterize the typical relation between the ASR and EE metrics in terms of the number of BS antennas, the number of CUEs, and the D2D user density for a given coverage area and study the incurred tradeoffs in two different scenarios.

Still, a large proportion of our study population incurred debts to finance the febrile illness.

The main administrative costs in this study were incurred during payment of the transport and service vouchers.

Many households in the study setting incurred a catastrophic level of health expenditure and/or were pushed into poverty because of health care payments.

Overall the study patients incurred the mean (SD) charges of $4529 29022) for physician care on the index date – the date receiving PTX.

Conversely, bone cancer, which is usually detected by plain X-ray imaging (a procedure that hardly changed during the study period), incurred only a small increase over time, with no steps during 1973 2001.