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That's one reason an early analysis from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, based on a summary of the bill posted online before the full legislative language, warned that the bill "could leave many millions who now rely on ACA health coverage, especially those with low incomes and pre-existing health conditions, uninsured or going without needed care".

Based on a summary of the connotation and measurement of track stiffness, the state of the art of measurement methods for track stiffness was analyzed systematically.

Cassidy affirmed Wednesday that he intended to support such a bill, which would lead to 16 million people losing coverage over 10 years and a 20percentt hike in premiums, according to a preliminary CBO assessment based on a summary of the bill's likely features.

The model includes a component to estimate the effects of prevention interventions on key behaviors (condom use, number of partners, unsafe injecting behavior) based on a summary of the impact literature [11].

Participants have the opportunity to reconsider their views, based on a summary of the group views.

Our study of India was based on a summary of the temporal and spatial spread of O139 during 1992 1993 by the National Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases in Calcutta, India (Nair et al. 1994).

This post is based on a summary of an Akin Gump publication authored by Ms. Berchem, Rick L. Burdick, Tracy Crum, Christine B. LaFollette, and J. Kenneth Menges , Jr

A more conservative analysis was based on taking a summary of the trajectory for each patient and comparing those summaries by two-group t-test.

We can either present a probabilistic summary based on a collapsed measure of the time varying treatment effects, or present probabilistic summaries as a function of time.

In 1999, a federal district judge released Mr. Kiareldeen from custody, saying he could not prove his innocence based on sketchy summaries of the secret evidence against him.

To propose methods for mixed treatment comparisons (MTC) based on pooled summaries of the type produced in overviews of reviews.