Sentence examples for broadened coverage from inspiring English sources
In this study, the researchers found that despite the broadened coverage for the tests, whites were still about twice as likely as blacks and Hispanics to be screened.
Representative Henry A. Waxman, a California Democrat who is involved with health issues, argued that the administration could have broadened coverage to pregnant women by many other means and that the new rule was less a serious policy effort than "an ideological statement" aimed at pleasing the administration's conservative base.
Some Medicare analysts, however, have a concern about the Medicare Advantage improvements: Beneficiaries with original Medicare will miss out on the broadened coverage.
As a result, the bias and relative errors remain unchanged, while the confidence interval is broadened, coverage improved.
Attaching strings to the money is important because in the past, states have used federal unemployment funds primarily to lower employers' taxes, not to broaden coverage.
Because they face new regulations intended to broaden coverage and limit profit-taking, some analysts have been concerned that profits will suffer.
The recovery package offers $7 billion for states that broaden coverage, though several Republican governors have spurned it, saying the costs would lead to higher business taxes.
The bill would, for example, expand coverage of mammography, Pap smears and pelvic examinations for women, broaden coverage of colonoscopies to detect colon cancer and pay for eye examinations to detect glaucoma, a major cause of blindness.
The accord also expands the number of city workers who will qualify for asthma and chemotherapy coverage without any insurance co-pay, and it broadens coverage for the 401(k) retirement program.
A single WiMax tower can provide coverage over about 8,000 square km (3,000 square miles) and also connect to other towers via a line-of-sight microwave link to broaden coverage further.
Mrs. Clinton would require all Americans to buy or obtain insurance, while Mr. Obama would emphasize lowering health care costs, broaden coverage and mandate it for children — but not adults.
