Sentence examples for claim available from inspiring English sources

"What's great is that [employees] get to choose what hours they want through an easy-to-use web app that helps them claim available shifts easily," Thomas said.

aA subsample of patients with pharmacy claims available (119 out of 315) was used to calculate these R values.

Nevertheless, the frequency of events we observed is comparable to or higher than those from population based studies using the most recent Medicare claims available.

Claims available in SEER-Medicare include hospital short- and long-stay, skilled nursing facility, physician/supplier, institutional outpatient, home health agency, and durable medical equipment.

Patients were diagnosed with in situ and stage I to IV breast cancer between 1 January 1998 and 31 December 2002 and had Medicare claims available from 1997 through 2005.

Accordingly, medical claims (available from Medicare and other payers) represent a valid and reliable source of data for monitoring – at a national level – the impact of ongoing initiatives that seek to increase surgeons' use of partial nephrectomy and laparoscopy.

Third, as with any claims-based comorbidity index, diseases are ascertained only if there are coded health care service claims available in the administrative data sets; these data were not confirmed with direct evidence from medical records.

Using the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) registry and linked Medicare claims available from the National Cancer Institute, we undertook the present study in an effort to better understand the concordance between registry-based data on BM and claims-based measures of BM, using men diagnosed with incident metastatic PCa as a model.

Cities and industries get first claim on available water.

Other Democrats said the nation had a duty to cover those who could not afford insurance, with children having the first claim on available resources.

It does not account for overpayment by people who fail to claim all available deductions, nor for underpayment by people who do not fully comply with their obligations.