Sentence examples for ability of claims from inspiring English sources

Uncertain coding in the claims database, which can result in the same code being used for co-morbid states and severity of disease, as well as complications, limited the ability of claims to predict outcome.

Schneeweiss and colleagues found that the ability of claims data to predict LDL cholesterol values was poor.

Regardless of the actual ability of these claims to hold water (i.e., none), what is implied is that the religious freedoms of members of faiths who hold contrary positions on same-sex marriage and homosexuality are irrelevant.

CONCLUSIONS: While the use of retail purchases may improve the discriminative ability of claims-based approaches, these data alone appear inadequate for adherence prediction, even with the addition of more complex analytical approaches.

Soma discovers his "power of dominance," or his ability to claim the souls and abilities of the monsters he defeats as his own.

BP noted that Mr. Feinberg pledged to review the likelihood of future losses on a regular basis and the ability of those filing claims to receive interim payments that "amply protect claimants against any risk that the future losses factor may ultimately turn out to have underestimated the time to full recovery".

The ruling will significantly increase the holiday pay for people who work overtime in the future, although the judgment severely restricts the ability of employees to claim for backdated pay.

The administration has expanded the ability of employers to claim religious or moral objections to the Affordable Care Act's requirement that they offer employees insurance coverage for contraception.

The proximity of their flights to the movements of the kingdom's day-to-day ruler suggests that they are members of his security entourage, experts said, potentially complicating the ability of Mohammed to claim that the killing was carried out without his consent.

Second, it is also important to acknowledge the legal context of such rights and its relevance in terms of the ability of individuals who claim to have suffered harms to seek effective redress before a court or tribunal.

The other would have limited the ability of companies to claim information about chemicals in their products as confidential business information.