Sentence examples for claims we found from inspiring English sources

"Virtually all of the claims that were filed within the two-year limitation period, with the exception of about 3.5percentt — all of those claims we found appropriate," Mr. Cardozo said, adding that the overall rejection rate was about 5percentt.

Also, based on the start and end of service dates for the filed claims, we found that the episode involved an inpatient stay from the first day up to the sixth day, and then the patient was transferred to and treated at SNF.

But apparently vague speculation isn't enough for some people, so to determine whether there was any truth in Willetts' claims, we found some of the white collar workers he was calling out and asked them to defend themselves.

However, a xyl1 gene knockout resulted in a strongly impaired growth on l-arabinose due to the major involvement of XYL1 in the total l-arabinose reductase activity (Seiboth et al. 2007), and despite earlier claims, we found that the deletion of XYR1 leads to a decreased growth on l-arabinose.

For three other aspects (i.e., access to call centre, getting the needed help from the call centre and the reimbursement of claims), we found that the overall performance first declined from 2005 and 2006 and then increased from 2006 to 2008; the performance of health plans was, however, not significantly better in 2008 than in 2005.

With regard to comparisons between "who" was identified as having a particular medical condition using diagnostic data from electronic medical records and "who" was identified as having a medical condition using pharmacy claims, we found that, for several chronic conditions such as depression or asthma, some patients taking drugs have no diagnoses associated with these drugs.

In a difference-in-differences analysis of commercial claims, we find that perinatal spending in Arkansas decreased by 3.8% overall under EBP, compared to surrounding states.

Because we conclude that Sanchez-Llamas and Bustillo are not in any event entitled to relief on their claims, we find it unnecessary to resolve the question whether the Vienna Convention grants individuals enforceable rights.

They're responding to the barrage of extreme "superfood" claims we find all around us, such as menus claiming lemon alkalizes the body or websites touting coconut oil as a treatment for osteoporosis.

In our "utilitarian" world, he claims, we find it difficult to abandon "instrumental thinking," and argues, drawing on Aristotle, Plato and Moritz Schlick, that humans should always aim to engage in activities and with individuals for their intrinsic value.

Contrary to previous claims, we find no evidence that STAT1 binds to multiple distinct motifs upon interferon-gamma stimulation in vivo.