Sentence examples for appropriate coverage of from inspiring English sources

One of their key activities is to work with news and information media to ensure appropriate coverage of the company's activities and products.

Water contact angle measurements highlighted the hydrophobization of the wood fiber surface with a nanoscaled polymer monolayer indicating the appropriate coverage of the fiber.

In these cases, a wound debridement and application of external fixation were performed prior to the subsequent transfer to a tertiary centre for definitive management and appropriate coverage of soft tissue defects as required.

(Oh, the horror!) "With appropriate coverage of the torso, the control fabric holds the body in a smaller area, making the body appear thinner and smoother," Sparano explains.

Yet, there is little formal guidance to journalists for appropriate coverage of this sensitive topic.

Studying an African population, we included in the analysis four single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) which recently have been described to characterize the relevant haplotypes of the CTLA4 gene in Africans [13] and, according to the most recent version of the HapMap database (http://www.hapmap.org/) five additional tagging SNPs providing comprehensive and appropriate coverage of the CTLA4 gene.

Age-appropriate coverage of BCG increased over the cohorts analysed for both boys and girls.

Age-appropriate coverage of OPV has improved from 1988 to 2004 and similar coverage for both boys and girls has been achieved in recent birth cohorts.

25 Without appropriate coverage for outpatient care of patients with schizophrenia, there is a risk for inadvertently incentivizing the overuse of more expensive hospitalization and inpatient services.

Twenty-one of 21 (100%) patients had appropriate duration of cefepime concentrations above the MIC (T>MIC ≥ 50%) for the pathogens recovered in this study (MIC ≤ 4 mg/l), but only 45 to 65% of them had appropriate coverage for potential pathogens with cefepime MIC ≥ 8 mg/l.

We compared a local ecology based algorithm (LEBA) to a surveillance culture based algorithm (SCBA) in terms of appropriate coverage and spectrum of antimicrobial activity.