The phrase "average covered" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an average that is included or accounted for in a certain context, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The report indicated that the average covered for the insurance policies was significantly higher than last year."
Alternatives: "mean included" or "average included".
Average Covered Charges: Under the tab "Documentation" in the Excel workbook, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services define "average covered charges" as "the provider's average charge for services covered by Medicare for all discharges in the DRG.
In the end, though, it is not at all clear to me why anyone should care about the fictitious "average covered charge" figures reported by the Medicare agency.
Comparison of average covered demands by the SA and TS algorithms, which are displayed in Fig. 7, shows that the results are close together.
The 127km the team covered in the return leg in Amsterdam remains a competition high this season, while Klopp's side have on average covered more than 12km per game than their next opponents Malaga.
Significant differences were found for river fringes, that rarely had any biofilm, and for natural and cultivated swamps, whose water surfaces were on average covered by half with biofilm.
Consistently, individual cells with levels of Bra::GFP above the average covered much larger ground.
Overall fares in real terms have fallen by 20% over the past ten year, but that average covers a huge variety of different fares, from the cheapest advance-purchase rate to the last-minute walk-up one at 10-20 times as much.
However, taking the averages for the month, the Independent, Guardian and Times came out as the hardest and at about the same level of difficulty, though these averages covered a wide range.
Winter averages cover the months December to February.
Note that sex triggered vocalization averages cover a 60 s window around the trigger vocalizations.
