Sentence examples for claims over time from inspiring English sources

The algorithm uses the elementary set concept and database manipulation techniques to search for patterns or relationships among occurrences of warranty claims over time.

It tracks each insured patient's claims over time.

The 10% decrease in ambulatory care claims over time was found for cesarean sections as well.

The odds ratio for year was 1.11 (95% C.I. = 1.03 1.20; p = 0.014), indicating a statistically significant increase in claims over time.

Possible explanations for the slight increase in claims over time include the greater number of healthcare workers regularly using gloves, dissemination of information on NRL allergy among healthcare workers, and increased diagnosis of NRL reactions by physicians [ 9].

Schulman and Kohles 18 identified patients with the first documented diagnosis of primary cancer, and followed claims over time for evidence of metastatic bone disease defined by at least one ICD-9-CM code for metastatic bone disease (198.5) or by a primary diagnosis code for a cancer type other than bone cancer and a secondary diagnosis code for bone cancer (170.xx).

The government might be able to claim, over time, a historic cut in the numbers of the poor.

Primary data that weakened or refuted claims on which the belief was based were ignored (citation bias) and a small number of influential papers and citations exponentially amplified supportive claim over time without presenting new primary data (amplification).

Simon claimed commodity prices would drop over time.

She admits that there was a tricky "smelly stage" during which she could do little but wear a head scarf, but claims that, over time, her (unarguably now lovely) hair became thicker, healthier and shinier as a direct result of not washing it.

Godwin claims that over time history has seen gradual progress as knowledge has developed and has spread and as men and women have liberated themselves from their political chains and their subordination to the fraud and imposture of monarchical and aristocratic government and established religion.