Sentence examples for trends incurred from inspiring English sources

With the aim of describing the costs incurred by Italian nursing students and/or their families per academic year and compare cost trends incurred from 2004 05 to 2010 11, a multi-centre qualitative/quantitative study design was adopted.

Severity of injury indices indicated that individuals in vehicular crashes showed a trend toward incurring more severe injuries than the other 3 groups.

David Dinkins threatened to upset this trend, but the unrelenting criticism Dinkins incurred from Koch and Giuliani throughout his tenure made his term as Mayor exceptionally tenuous.

These trends have substantial ramifications on overall costs incurred by the older adult population.

Not everybody incurred those fees, of course.

Figure 19 also shows the NRMSE obtained with direct WC that is found to be about 4 times smaller than the one incurred by CS but with the same increasing trends as a function of the CR.

This has been part of a trend where older tunnels are nearly maintenance-free, while newer tunnels have incurred high maintenance costs.

This has been part of a national trend where older tunnels are nearly maintenance-free, while newer tunnels have incurred high maintenance costs.

There was also a trend toward lower cortisol reactivity in AO-CD responders (despite the loss of power incurred by considering only those with measurable responses).

Future extensions of this work include the assessment of temporal trends in care to project expected updates to utilization estimates, and to compare the costs of preterm infants to those incurred by full-term infants in order to estimate an incremental cost of prematurity in addition to the absolute costs presented here.

That atrocity incurred worldwide opprobrium.