Minions provide them with what they call coverage, which is movie jargon for precis.
The Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation (WSFF) called coverage of women's sport – only 5% of media coverage – shocking and said the government must do more to promote women's sport.
In general, every customer can ask for services from any facility; customer and facility have a specific distance to each other, which is called coverage distance, thus every facility can service depending on the coverage requirement (Arabani and Farahani 2012).
For this study health administrative areas of the city, called coverage areas (CA), was used as neighborhood unit.
To filter out false-positives, we also called coverage peaks in D5-2, D5-4, and D5-31, relatove to D5-53.
Another user friendly measure of agreement which is related to the computation of the TDI is the so called coverage probability (CP) [ 11, 12].
Here, we used MACS to call coverage peaks within WGS reads from the A-genome and F-genome diploids after alignment to the D-genome reference.
Three parameters (E-value, inflation factor, and a new parameter called "coverage") were evaluated and adjusted to optimize the performance [Additional file 2].
Foremost among the countries with standardized after-hours call coverage is the UK, which has National Health Service Direct, a call center with nurses using standardized algorithms to handle over 4 million calls a year [ 6].
We are currently bearing witness to an inverse example of Virchow's reasoning in a new scheme, aptly called coverage with evidence development (CED) or access with evidence development (AED) (the two terms are used interchangeably).
