Sentence examples for common exclusion from inspiring English sources

Psychiatric care is also a common exclusion from many health insurance policies.

The Legislature passed the law in 2002 after finding that the typical employee health insurance coverage left women with greater uncovered expenses because of the common exclusion of contraceptive coverage.

This is a common exclusion on home insurance policies across the industry". He insisted this type of cover is usually offered by car insurance providers, either as standard (as with the John Lewis policy) or as an optional extra.

Common exclusion criteria include extremes of age and weight, pregnancy, previous treatment with effective antibiotics for the same infection, organ dysfunction, malignant diseases with a short survival time, advanced HIV etc.

Another common exclusion factor was the presence of hypertension.

A second well supported lineage comprises sequences from Firmicutes, and has an unresolved relationship with sequences from Deinococcus/Thermus except for their common exclusion from all other lineages.

Common exclusions to a PMI policy are pre-existing conditions, GP services, accident and emergency admission and cover for incurable long-term illnesses, which are referred to as chronic conditions such as infertility and kidney dialysis.

"Civil unrest, riots and acts of war are typically not covered by any type of insurance, including travel insurance, and most policies list events of this nature as common exclusions within trip cancellation coverage," Jenna Hummer, spokeswoman for Squaremouth travel insurance company, wrote in an email Tuesday.

The four most common exclusions were thyroid disease (24%), anemia (18%), uncontrolled diabetes (14%), and autoimmune disease (11%).

The most common exclusions according to this criterion were articles on the effectiveness of particular clinical quality interventions, or articles exploring the attitudes of managers rather than clinicians, 2) The data collection and analysis methods were reported as qualitative by the authors, and 3) The article was published in English in a peer-reviewed journal.

For this type of systems the transport processes can be modelled as a system of cyclic concurrent processes sharing common resources with mutual exclusion.