Sentence examples for sum of charges from inspiring English sources

As a result, one of the four schemes tested in the pilot was designed to be revenue neutral, meaning that the sum of charges and rebates to all units was zero.

The net ionic current for the KcsA diagram is given as the sum of charges carried by cycles, having different stoichiometric numbers (ni).

The sum of charges for all hospitalizations was stratified by the 10 expected source of payment categories defined by the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (19 ).

Output variables included total number of inpatient cases and sum of charges in 2011 and 2012 study periods for each hospital.

This sum of charges on gastric cancer patients consisted of medicine charge, operation charge, treatment charge, bed charge and other charges in which the highest proportion was the medicine charge followed by the treatment charge.

While the cost to consumers for voice services has dropped, the sum total of charges on mobile phone bills has steadily increased, according to J.D. Power and Associates.

EIS parameters calculated in accordance with equivalent circuit are listed in Table 4, the sum of charge transfer resistance (R ct) and adsorption resistance (R ad) is equivalent to polarization resistance (R p).

Differences in charge density on the CrO4 2− anion (in respect to the isolated anion) in adsorbed state were defined as ∆q = −2e − q, where q is an algebraic sum of charge states of Cr and O atoms (calculated in adsorbed configuration using the Mulliken population analysis, ( q={q}_{{mathrm{O}}_1}+{q}_{{mathrm{O}}_2}+{q}_{{mathrm{O}}_3}+{q}_{{mathrm{O}}_4}+{q}_{mathrm{Cr}} )).

The annual sums of charges were adjusted for inflation and standardized to 2011 by using the US Department of Labor Consumer Price Index and were used to assess changes in total charges over time (28 ).

The $4.35 is the sum of two charges: Your bank charges you for using another bank's ATM, and the actual owner of the ATM charges you, too.

Franklin enunciated the law now known as the conservation of charge (the net sum of the charges within an isolated region is always constant).