Sentence examples for coverage estimated from inspiring English sources

Michael F. Cannon, the director of health policy studies at the Cato Institute, argues there is no way to know whether universal coverage — estimated by both Democratic campaigns to cost at least $110 billion — would be the most cost-effective means of improving the country's health.

Existing station location models represented ridership attraction either by the number of rail transit users calculated with simple mode choice models, or by the alignment coverage estimated as line coverage or station coverage [26].

In case of low coverage estimated by rarefaction analysis, more clones would be selected from the enriched libraries for southern blot screening.

Thus, detection of heteroplasmic mtDNA variants at frequencies above 10% requires greater 454 coverage than the >30× coverage estimated for the detection of heterozygous nDNA variants [21], [30], and detection of heteroplasmic variants at lower frequencies may require deeper sequencing, coverages estimated to be at least 1,500× for ≥5% [15] and 15,000× to 100,000× for as low as 2% [14], [31].

This figure is much lower than the monthly 42% coverage estimated from NGO reports.

However, TE copy number and coverage estimated in D. buzzatii (table 2) must be taken cautiously.

The same genome coverage estimates based on the ratio of observed to estimated genome lengths were 80%and83%3% respectively.

"We disagree strenuously" with the coverage estimates in the report, Price told reporters at the White House.

However, vaccine coverage estimates in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) have repeatedly been shown to be of poor quality.

However, species coverage estimates as high as 83.9% (Table 3) were obtained for bacterial communities in aerosols from Sonoma.

Sixteen priority countries had DTP3 coverage estimates < 70% during 2010.