Sentence examples for coverage subject from inspiring English sources

One of the guidelines makes all news coverage subject to periodic evaluations by "specialized companies" and gives MVS the right to insert content in news programs.

The objective function searches the maximum of the trajectory's k-space coverage subject to hardware constraints for a fixed scanning time using the trajectory's torsion as its optimization variable.

We present two new software reliability models by considering a loglog fault-detection rate function and the testing coverage subject to the uncertainty of the operating environments.

In this paper, we present two new software reliability models with considerations of the fault-detection rate based on a Loglog distribution and the testing coverage subject to the uncertainty of operating environments.

It presents two new software reliability models with considerations of the fault-detection rate based on a Loglog distribution and with the testing coverage subject to the uncertainty of the operating environments.

If you have less than 3 years of full-time, continuous service, you may be eligible for benefits under the voluntary Long Term Disability (LTD) plan, if you are enrolled for that coverage, subject to all terms and conditions of the LTD plan.

Among patients using higher-cost ICS drugs in 2003 (n = 662), more restricted versus unrestricted coverage subjects switched to the lower-cost ICS in 2004 (39.8% vs. 10.3%).

Among higher-cost ICS users in 2003, restricted coverage patients decreased their ICS use relative to unrestricted coverage patients toward the end of 2003, as an increasing number of restricted coverage subjects exceeded the $1,000 benefit cap (Table 2), and these differences remained in 2004 after the loss of brand-name coverage.

preclud[es] a patentee from regaining, through litigation, coverage of subject matter relinquished during prosecution of the application for the patent”).

The authors have a depth of experience and are highly qualified, ensuring objective, pertinent, authoritative and competent coverage of subject matter.

(And then there's contraceptive coverage, the subject of a Supreme Court lawsuit).