Sentence examples for classifications of claimants from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the focus group meeting, the participants were informed about the general aim of the project, being to make an inventory of how social insurance physicians apply classifications of claimants during medical disability assessment interviews, and how these classifications might help or hinder them in the physician-claimant communication.

(female, 61 years old, social insurance physician for 15 years) Moreover, the classification of a claimant might vary considerably during an assessment interview, for example depending on the phase of the interview (i.e. the claimant can be co-operative in giving information, but not co-operative when informed about decisions).

The physicians stated that the cultural background of claimants is a relevant category for classification.

Naturally, it was biased in favour of claimants.

The number of claimants was 24% smaller.

Only 0.7% of claimants are fraudulent.

Over 55%% of claimants were female.

Millions of claimants will be affected.

Leaked documents suggest about 40% of claimants would lose out.

The move lifted the hopes of claimants like Steven Pridham.

This is perhaps representative of the distribution of claimants in the scheme that had nearly 20%% more female claimants as compared to males.