Sentence examples for a flawed formula from inspiring English sources

Congress devised a flawed formula that was supposed to hold down payments to doctors.

In last week's flurry of budget deals, Congress patched together yet another temporary fix for a flawed formula used to calculate the fees paid to doctors by Medicare.

"It has combined bad tests, a flawed formula and incorrect data to mislead tens of thousands of parents about their children's teachers".

Mr. Reid said the bill would "fix" a flawed formula that threatens to cut Medicare payments to doctors by 21percentt in 2010 and by about 5percentt in each of the next few years.

But the CEO said that was only because it was required to pay into a "risk adjustment" scheme, designed to protect insurers from losses, under a flawed formula.

However, the use of B.M.I. as an indicator of obesity is itself highly contested, critics noting that it is based upon a flawed formula that fails to account for muscle mass and bone density.

The House bill seeks to correct a flawed payment formula that stems from earlier legislation intended to control the steep rise in Medicare costs.

BP argued that a flawed funding formula in their settlement with alleged victims of the spill enabled many businesses to collect on questionable claims, and that they should be forced to return the money.

BP had argued that nearly 800 business had received excessive payments under a flawed funding formula.

The reimbursement rate to physicians could be enhanced and stabilized, instead of depending on an annual cat-and-mouse game with Congress (the "doc fix") over a flawed accounting formula that only erodes physician confidence in the program.

The bill also improves a flawed Medicare formula that denies Wisconsin fair reimbursement rates, encourages the kind of low-cost, high-value care practiced in our state, increases access to home and community-based long-term care, and reduces federal budget deficits by $132 billion over the next decade.