Sentence examples for supplementary expenditures from inspiring English sources

Cost and expenditure data are being gathered at each level of the system to allow for estimation of benefits resulting from supplementary expenditures in intervention districts.

Values under 100% indicate that not all of the existing patients with severe CVD can be treated without subjecting the health budget to supplementary expenditures (i.e., credits).

While the short-term cost advantages for the state might not be spectacular, it is important to note that in the context of proper long-term primary care, the healthcare budget provides better coverage for severe CVDs and thus the supplementary expenditures are reduced.

An important result is that proper primary care has the long-term effect of reducing supplementary state expenditures for CVDs.

Including the supplementary spending on Iraq and Afghanistan, we spent $250 billion more than average U.S. defense expenditures during the Cold War — a time when the Soviet, Chinese and Eastern European militaries were arrayed against the United States and its allies.

In 2014 the expenditures of supplementary health insurance on hospitals amounted to 7% of the public expenditure on hospitals [48].

Cloud computing proposes the opportunity to organizations that would merely connect to the cloud and use the available resources on a Pay Per use basis that avoids the company's capital expenditure on supplementary of premises infrastructure resources.

It is a foregone conclusion that providing required water volume by the water produced water in the surface would significantly eliminate vast sums of expenditures in water supplementary and subsequently would be an accurate method of saving other water resources due to the water scarcest.

This insurance covers, on average, 75% of health care expenditures, but private supplementary coverage can be purchased to top up the statutory coverage up to 100%.

SG, BIE, and GEZI were negatively related to age, adiposity, and plasma glucose levels and positively related to energy expenditure and SI (Supplementary Table 1).

Each was evaluated as: (i) the cost to Social Security (ii) the remaining cost (to the patient and/or supplementary health insurance); and (iii) health expenditure (combination of the two costs).