The phrase "at the same coverage" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation where two or more things have equal or identical coverage, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The two insurance policies provide benefits at the same coverage level, ensuring that both clients receive equal protection."
Alternatives: "with equal coverage" or "at identical coverage".
Adding boys at the same coverage level would double the cost.
It was also shown that the maximum current density to the activated inert electrode was equal to the limiting diffusion one to the massive active electrode, as well as that the activity of the modified inert electrode at the same coverage of catalyst strongly depends on the exchange current density of the electrochemical process taking place on it.
WGS produces approximately one hundred times the data that WES does at the same coverage.
However, not all interactions can be detected at the same coverage.
The SNPs from the two neighbors are then sampled at the same coverage level as each unknown and a new SNP matrix is created.
We found that the optimal number of individuals in a pool is indifferent to the MAF at the same coverage depth and detection threshold.
Or, if you're enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan (like an HMO or PPO), your plan must give you at least the same coverage as original Medicare does, but make sure your doctors are in your insurer's network to avoid excess costs.
He said the highest obstetrical premiums were $187,000 a year for $1.3 million in insurance, in Nassau and Suffolk Counties; the Bronx was second at $177,000 for the same coverage.
For the same coverage at three of the companies, the man would be charged annual premiums of $1,628 to $2,353 in Compton and premiums of $1,334 to $1,734 in Sunnyside, the paper said, citing the California Department of Insurance's 2011 Auto Insurance Rate Comparisons.
Concentration data were not available in house for the other metabolites and were thus estimated at risk to be within the same coverage.
In Figure 6c, we assume that children below 2 years of age receive TIV with increasing coverage, children from 2 years to the maximum recommended age receive LAIV with increasing coverage, and older children receive LAIV, but at the same constant coverage as is used for TIV in scenario 1.
