Sentence examples for At coverage from inspiring English sources
Variations in medical presence at the high school and college sport settings may have led to underreporting, although the NCAA Sports Medicine Handbook advocates AT coverage for all sports at its member institutions (National Collegiate Athletic Association 2014), and approximately 70% of US high school athletic programs receive some level of AT coverage (Pryor et al. 2015).
Furthermore, although it is advocated at the NCAA level that all member institutions provide appropriate AT coverage across all sports and divisions (National Collegiate Athletic Association 2014), variations have been found in the provision of aspects of sports injury management, such as concussion baseline testing protocols (Kerr et al. 2015).
The NCAA Sports Medicine Handbook advocates for all member institutions to provide appropriate AT coverage across all sports and divisions (National Collegiate Athletic Association 2014).
ATs are not required at the high school level and data suggest that even though 70% of high schools have access to some form of AT coverage, only 55% of student-athletes have access to a full-time AT (Pryor et al. 2015).
These results were reproducible with AT coverage being 39% greater than LE due to changed wetting properties of the solution.
At coverage of 1.85 MLs, the size and density of the dots seem to be optimum for various possible device applications.
At coverage rates of 55× or more, SNV concordances were higher than 98% for 'known' and 'unknown' loci alike.
At coverage levels of at least 50x, the frequency of NCO GCs remained stable, and this sequence depth was subsequently used as the minimal threshold.
"Otherwise, you're looking at coverage of the Mitchell report juxtaposed against the commercial".
Do House liberals really want to deny 30 million uninsured Americans the chance at coverage?
Our experimental results on 7 real designs show that the presented approach can achieve a higher stuck-at coverage than the test point insertion with less area overhead.
