Sentence examples for adjusters for from inspiring English sources

They come with four different size adjusters for an extra-snug fit and better noise reduction – in fact, you'll hardly notice they're there.

Scruggs did obtain inside information about State Farm — volumes of it, delivered to him by Cori and Kerri Rigsby, sisters who were working as adjusters for a firm contracted by State Farm.

First, we used ADGs and Rx-MGs as risk adjusters for comparing them with two other commonly used morbidity measures.

Diagnosis-based health indicators and prior expenditures are the two most common types of risk adjusters for this purpose.

The variables used as potential adjusters for confounding in each of the ten studies are described in Table  3.

In the present study we compared the performance of Rx-MGs to ADGs and other diagnosis-based risk adjusters for predicting the (concurrent and prospective) total cost and the medication cost under the NHI.

So to see what sort of resistance they should expect shortly, I turned to the lawyers and adjusters-for-hire who do nothing but negotiate with insurance companies all day long.

He's overseen numerous hurricane-related scams and notes that public adjusters are for-hire adjusters that represent the insured, but many times gain access to the home by representing themselves as carrier adjusters.

In Port Charlotte and in Arcadia, two of the most devastated places, scam artists have been posing as independent insurance claims adjusters, offering, for $500 to $2,000, to help resolve claims with insurance companies, the state's Department of Insurance said.

The capacity to provide illuminating precise answers to many questions is a very valuable feature of ARIMA-model-based seasonal adjustment, as is its conceptual simplicity relative to nonparametric procedures, at least for adjusters with sufficient modeling background and experience.

BP is, obviously, interested in where that money goes, hence the need for adjusters on the large claims and the comment by Tony Hayward, the company's chief executive, to The Times of London: "This is America — come on.