Sentence examples for ceilings differ from inspiring English sources

Coinsurance rates and ceilings differ between patients with and without preferential reimbursement and according to the reimbursement categories (which reflect the therapeutic necessity of the drug).

Mean scores and ceiling effects differed most across the domains in the antenatal phase and least across the domains in the post partum phase.> -wrap-foot> *Transformed 1 10 scale scores were used.

Floor and ceiling effect may differ due to when (pre- or postoperatively) the questionnaire is administered.

The PCM ceilings are prototypes which differ in the positioning of the PCM layer: ceiling type 1 with the PCM on top of and ceiling type 2 with the PCM below the water pipes.

The usage rates of personal protection measures, namely ITNs, ceilings and screening differed significantly between intervention and non-intervention wards in year 3 but the magnitude of these differences was very slight and, with the exception of ceilings, would bias towards underestimation of the impact of larviciding (Table S4).

On day 2, retrieval confidence was at ceiling level and did not differ significantly between runs or schemas (no main effect of run: P = 0.187; no main effect of schema: P = 0.397; no run × schema interaction: P��= 0.549; Figure 2C, right).

Where they differ is on the ceilings.

Further complicating matters, our ability to detect G. destructans growth on bats can substantially differ with proximity to the bats (i.e. low ceiling versus high ceiling) or the location of the bat (ceiling versus crevices).

The three systems differ in levels of premium collection, reimbursement levels and ceilings as well as in what services and which drugs are covered.

You may beg to differ, once you've seen the bedspreads, naff ceiling murals and the slightly corporate looking chairs and tables.

However, in large studies (n > 100) these ceiling effects should not cause large difficulties when testing whether two groups differ statistically from each other with regard to their mean score on a SF-36 scale.