Sentence examples for coverage step from inspiring English sources

We will move toward universal health coverage, step by step, starting with all children.

There's a message implicit in such coverage: Step aside, all you single "Sex and the City" types, and make way for the glamazon mom.

Sanders wants to replace the health care system with a government-run, "single-payer" health insurance scheme, while Clinton has said she wants to build on the Affordable Care Act, further expanding and bolstering insurance coverage step by step.

We then map interaction partners from complexes of other organisms to their most similar human proteins that have more than 80% sequence identity and 80% protein sequence coverage (step 4a, Fig 1).

Because many patients must now pay thousands of dollars out of pocket before their insurance coverage steps in, for example, they feel the effects of higher drug prices more acutely.

He would use such research to judge whether a new drug or procedure is worth the cost of coverage, a step the reform law shies away from.

Then there are those who have decided to take head coverage one step beyond, and are wearing hats that look like animals – primarily bears – with long fur ears dangling down their bodies.

The second criterion again points toward more generous unemployment insurance and food-stamp benefits, but also toward policies like these: expanded trade adjustment assistance for displaced workers, more home heating assistance for low-income households, broader health insurance coverage — a step toward universal coverage — and a plan that gets serious about job retraining.

The effect of increasing Bi coverage at step sites was to increase activity substantially but reduce enantiomeric excess from 43%(R) to 17%(R), whereas the effect of increasing S adsorption at terrace sites was to decrease activity and increase enantiomeric excess to 52%(R).

The exome super-reads were marked as non-random and therefore were excluded from the contig coverage evaluation step that is designed to distinguish between unique and repeat contigs.

Yet because of meager press coverage and steps taken by the Federal Communications Commission in its policy-making process, most people probably have no idea that it is taking place.