Sentence examples for a continuous insurance from inspiring English sources

Further requirements for the control group were the absence of dementia diagnoses and a continuous insurance period within the 2 years of observation.

The second driver was a married executive with a master's degree who owned a home, had continuous insurance coverage and one at-fault accident with $800 of damage in the last three years.

The group found that in most cases, annual premiums were much lower if the woman was a married homeowner with a college degree, a professional job and continuous insurance coverage.

In this retrospective cohort study, patients with a non-infectious uveitis diagnosis and continuous insurance coverage during a 6-month baseline were selected from a privately insured claims database with 80.7 million enrollees.

Patients were required to have a minimum 12 months of continuous insurance eligibility prior to and post the index event.

In addition, as patients in the study were required to have a minimum 12 months of continuous insurance eligibility after the index date, the results applied only to patients who survived and who did not switch or lose their jobs at least 1 year following their initial hospitalization for ACS.

The absence of continuous insurance coverage can have a particularly severe impact, and a national study found that adults who were uninsured for a long period of time reported much greater unmet health needs than those who were insured (11).

The continuous insurance enforcement penalty is £100 and a failure to register a vehicle can be a £1,000 fine in the courts.

So his campaign was forced to issue a clarification: he supports coverage for pre-existing conditions only for those with continuous insurance coverage.

Other analysis has found that children who experienced a disruption in coverage had lower vaccination coverage as compared with those with continuous insurance[ 12, 13].

We examined the costs associated with a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes by focusing the analysis on individuals with continuous insurance coverage who were diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.