Sentence examples for coverage implications from inspiring English sources

Childhood Cancer Survivor Study participants' perceptions and knowledge of health insurance coverage: implications for the Affordable Care Act.

Type of providers Whether ANC can be more effectively provided by practitioners other than doctors has important cost and coverage implications.

11 An earlier systematic review by Steer et al 8 documented the global distribution of emm types of GAS to define prevalent strains, and to assess the coverage and implications for the experimental multivalent vaccine.

It concluded that the coverage had "profound implications for both international policy and the domestic political landscape in America".

But this shift towards more inclusive coverage has had implications beyond equalizing benefits for gay couples.

"The drop in retiree health coverage has important implications for retiring boomers who are approaching their Medicare years with a different set of insurance needs and choices than their parents' generation," the KFF analysts write. .

We find that population density positively influences coverage, and the implications of this conclusion are significant for demographers, public health researchers and policy makers.

When George criticizes the president publicly, ­Kellyanne says, the media coverage and the implication that they are pitted against each other bothers their children.

Most important of all, isn't the result of such an initiative likely to be the complete abnegation by local papers of any future responsibility for courts and council coverage which, by implication, will justify yet further cuts in staffing?

It also includes in-depth coverage of recently recognized implications of feeding on salt homeostasis and acid-base balance.

The stances of the two major party candidates have very different distributional implications for coverage and funding.