Sentence examples for the reported expenditures from inspiring English sources

For hospitalization expenditures, we only included those households with one hospitalized person, in such a way the reported expenditures could be imputed to that person and identify the age group to which they belong.

The median total expenditure is calculated cumulating the reported expenditures for prescribed medicine, travel costs to obtain the medicine and money given to the family doctor for all the respondents of the surveys, including zero values (i.e. patients who did not report any expenditures at all (14%)) and regardless of the reported prescription of medicine.

Less than 50% of the households reported expenditures for debt repayments.

An hourlong investigation by The New York Times has found, in the 10 months ending in January, that the Clinton campaign reported expenditures of $1,884.83 at Dunkin' Donuts in New Hampshire and Florida (which she won) and in Virginia (which she didn't), and $504.02 at Krispy Kreme stores in South Carolina (which she also lost).

The report found that 84 drug companies spent more than $3 million in the 2007 fiscal year to market their products in the state, a 33percentt increase over reported expenditures the year before.

South Africa's legislation prohibit user fees being charged for maternal services at public facilities and none of the sample subjects reported expenditures on medicines.

The available alternatives could be the reported household incomes or reported expenditures.

However as the NGOs are unable to exceed the agreed budget this is most likely to affect the proportion of spending on individual line items rather than the total reported expenditure used here.

In the Russian Federation (the only high-income country in the group that reported expenditure data), spending on second-line drugs originated wholly from domestic sources.

Whenever we found a difference between budget and reported expenditure, we used the reported expenditure.

This trend has also been reported by Derbyshire et al[ 41], who reported a higher proportion of self reported expenditure in the home in the third trimester.