Sentence examples for considered pre-existing from inspiring English sources

We considered pre-existing immunity levels of 30, 50, and 70 percent in this segment of the population.

Some of these subjects continued to persist even after romiplostim dosing and were considered pre-existing.

Women with histories of post partum depression, sexual violence or mental health illnesses -- often considered pre-existing conditions -- can no longer be excluded from coverage.

In May, when House Republicans voted through legislation that would repeal the Affordable Care Act ACAA), replacing it with a bill that suggested things like pregnancy, postpartum depression and rape would be considered pre-existing conditions, visions of "Handmaid's Tale" flooded social media.

Any diagnosis of T1DM or T2DM prior to the estimated pregnancy start and not during another pregnancy period was considered pre-existing; of the remaining patients, any diagnosis of diabetes during pregnancy was to be initially considered GDM.

Because many pollutants are regulated separately, designing inter-pollutant markets requires considering pre-existing regulatory constraints.

Instead of considering pre-existing crack, we consider all possible pre-existing cracks, and require that none of them should grow.

A method is also proposed to consider pre-existing deformation of the RC section for a post-installed UHPFRC layer.

The CDC list of chronic conditions is smaller than what many insurers consider pre-existing conditions.

Even though the presented model does not consider pre-existing fractures, it still adds value to the study of wellbore strengthening.

The simplest option would be a "continuous coverage" requirement, which encourages people to stay enrolled by adding penalties, enforcing lock-out periods, or allowing insurers to consider pre-existing conditions.