And patients, who pay nothing at all, avoid considerable out-of-pocket costs.
When the film was released, Fabian sued Marcucci over his portrayal, winning a considerable out-of-court settlement.
(Medicare pays for the surgery, though patients face co-pays and considerable out-of-pocket costs, including for drugs and travel).
While discounted prices would save the elderly considerable out-of-pocket expense, the drug makers' concession falls short of assuring them affordable drug coverage and offers questionable savings for the federal government.
When they are investigated by 2D-PIV, contamination is introduced into the experimental results due to the existence of considerable out-of-plane velocity caused by the tangential gas motion.
The most common application in biology is for deblurring images acquired as three-dimensional (3D) image stacks using a wide-field fluorescence microscope, where each image includes considerable out-of-focus light or blur originating from regions of the specimen.
And the procedure is rarely covered by insurance private or public making it a considerable out-of-pocket expense.It costs around $500 for an abortion within the first ten weeks of pregnancy, and the price goes up the longer a woman waits.
An unsupported plate containing an embedded grind-out cavity repaired with a reinforcement bonded on one side may experience a considerable out-of-plane bending near a cavity due to the load-path eccentricity even when the geometrically nonlinear effect is taken into account.
Brewer has come under fire from Arizona Democrats in recent days for considerable out-of-state travel devoted to promoting her book and working on national Republican causes.
Furthermore, even where there are other insurers, physicians are limited in their ability to encourage patients to switch plans, as patients can typically switch employer-sponsored plans only during the once a year open enrollment period, and even then, patients have limited options and may incur considerable out-of-pocket costs should they wish to change insurers to follow their physicians [ 25].
