Sentence examples for coverage of days from inspiring English sources

Thus, evidence of the utility of this test was greatest for ruling in or identifying those who are especially unlikely to achieve at least 75% coverage of days supply throughout the year for those patients who started therapy with single fills of 2.5 mL bottles and did not refill within 90 days.

Moody black-and-white coverage of day-to-day life in New York in the '30s.

Live coverage of day one of the Track Cycling World Championships from Cali, Colombia.

We'll be back at 10 30 BST with coverage of day four.

More troublesome is if you had a gap in coverage of 63 days or more.

Under current law, if you have a gap in coverage of 63 days or longer, any insurance carrier from which you might then seek coverage could use any pre-existing health care issues you may have — like back spasms or heart disease — as a reason to deny coverage or charge astronomical premiums, far above even the expensive Cobra payments.

Under the law, as long as there has not been a break in health care coverage of 63 days or more, the waiting periods commonly imposed before a new employer's health insurance plan will cover pre-existing conditions can be reduced or eliminated entirely.

Which makes the recent tabloid coverage of the days leading up to his death that he was reportedly addicted to Percocet, that he allegedly had AIDS—doubly upsetting.

The big attack that sends them off to war ("Goddamn bugs whacked us, Johnny") is observed via a large group gathering, 9/11-style, to gawk at a television; the "countdown to victory" is captured via flashy, graphics-heavy news reports that look eerily similar to Fox and CNN's coverage of the days that followed.

Thus, a prescription of 56 tablets with directions of one tablet two times daily would have a coverage of 28 days.

Often during the next 10 months, the largest crowd of the day, the most intriguing game of the day, and the greatest media coverage of the day will come from the Championship fixtures.