Sentence examples for coverage and impact from inspiring English sources

He also looked at 10 versions of kneepads and put them through experiments similar to crash dummy tests to come up with coverage and impact standards that would offer protection and comfort without inhibiting players.

The Treasury and I.R.S. rulings are sweeping in their coverage and impact, not to mention their symbolic resonance: Could there be a more decisive way for a government to declare its citizens married than to require that they say so on their tax forms?

In Bhutan, Capture-Neuter-Vaccinate-Release (CNVR) programs have been implemented to manage the dog population and control rabies, but no detailed evaluation has been done to assess their coverage and impact.

The relationship between changing intervention coverage and impact were not linear, particularly for morbidity where bed nets had little impact until coverage reached at least 50% (Figure 5).

They identify the 'what' is to be measured (provision, utilization, coverage and impact) and the 'how' or level of certainty for inference, from adequacy to plausibility and probability [9].

A recent Malaria Indicator Surveys (MIS) conducted in Tanzania revealed that only 13% of the febrile children had prompt access to the ACT [National Malaria Control Programme, 2009: Summary of five household surveys to monitor population-level coverage and impact of malaria interventions in Tanzania, 2007 08].

Its coverage, organization and impact have varied over time and across countries.

A comprehensive adequacy and plausibility evaluation was designed to assess the Avahan program's scale, coverage, outcomes and impact sequentially over time and described elsewhere [ 20].

Since 2012, the Integrated Blanket Supplementary Feeding Programme IBSFPP) run by World Vision (WV) and supported by the World Food Programme (WFP) to enhance the coverage, effectiveness and impact of the supplementary feeding programme (SFP), had been suffering from interruptions.

A recent (2009) document produced by a collaboration between WHO, UNODC and UNAIDS [ 24], identified a range of coverage targets and impact indicators for HIV prevention programs working with IDUs.

But the editors are too modest when explaining the reasons for lapses in coverage and the impact of the coverage.