Sentence examples for support incurred from inspiring English sources

The intervention for booklet self management with telephone support incurred the highest cost.

A limitation of this study is that it did not measure the supervisory costs incurred by the Ministry of Health, and the costs of support incurred by non-governmental organisations and the donor community, thereby underestimating the true health systems cost of service provision to Kanyama Township.

The observation that poor levels of social support are associated with prolonged grief [ 64] highlights the importance of understanding the intangible costs of stillbirth as provision of support incurs costs but could potentially save money by preventing mental-health problems.

Thus, he resorted increasingly to ultranationalistic appeals to hold popular support and incurred the animosity of the U.S. government, which encouraged intransigent opposition from his enemies.

The US government has invested $3.2 million for children with autism to support expenses incurred for children aged 3-7 years old [ 12].

However, there is no formal approach or methodology as to how OPNET can be used to assess the support and readiness of an Internet-based WMN in supporting handoffs incurred by various roaming types.

But he never addresses the possibility that the Middle East dominoes might not fall in this direction, that a war against Iraq, waged without broad coalition support, might incur further hatred of the United States on the Arab street; that unilateral action might set a dangerous precedent for international relations.

"Arguably, we will not break the cycle of regulation, bypass, crisis and rescue," Mr. Lacker said, "until we are willing to clarify the limits to government support, and incur the short-term costs of confirming those limits, in the interest of building a stronger and durable foundation for our financial system.

The stores, perched on top of a confluence of subway lines and the PATH tubes, did well, but not well enough to support the debt incurred in the rehabilitation, Mr. Teitelbaum said.

Therefore, it remains unclear whether a demanding period such as unfavourable environmental conditions or the extra energetic demand incurred to support catch-up growth, results in an elevation of corticosterone levels in young altricial birds.

33 "Expectable" costs are those incurred to support comprehensive and continuous care and tend to reflect patients' engagement in their treatment.