Sentence examples for coverage of intensive from inspiring English sources

One specific benefit is coverage of intensive behavioral therapy (IBT), which reimburses primary care physicians for IBT of beneficiaries with obesity for up to one year, provided the patients lose at least 6.6 pounds during the first six months (approximately 3% of body weight using average baseline weight of clinical trials).

In this review, we present the arguments for the concept of the closed unit (the team model) and the need for 24-hour coverage of intensive-care service, and we discuss problems of realisation and possible alternatives.

In this statement, there is no doubt about the 24-hour coverage of the intensive-care service.

One idea is expanding coverage of less water intensive native crops like "common reed" (Phragmites australis) and two plants known locally as "kendir" (Apocynum venetum and Apocynum hendersonii).

The major strengths of our study are its magnitude, combined with the high coverage of the national intensive care cohort in the SIR database.

With this decision, he consigned himself to the media shadows during weeks of intensive coverage.

Few other British theatre productions have been subject to the level of scrutiny devoted to the Barbican's production of Hamlet, the focus of intensive coverage ahead of its official opening, not to mention cameraphone filming by audience members.

A month ago, voters rated Palin as highly as they did McCain or his Democratic rival, Sen. Barack Obama, but after weeks of intensive coverage and several perceived missteps, the shine has diminished.

These recruitment efforts were systematically plotted and tracked to ensure breadth of coverage with intensive efforts in zip codes with high concentrations of traditionally overlooked populations (e.g., women of color, lower socioeconomic neighborhoods).

The reasons: a November release that preps the film for awards season, but remote from the big-money summer slots; the 169-minute run time; and a fortnight of intensive press coverage designed to butter up Nolan's reputation as the mainstream king of our times, but which has sown the seeds of a backlash.

Despite several years of intensive research, coverage and discussion about the dangers of concussions, the idea of playing through head injuries is so deeply rooted in hockey culture that two university teams kept concussed players on the ice even though they were taking part in a major concussion study.