Sentence examples for coverage to the point from inspiring English sources

Private health insurance contracts are in general quite restricted in coverage, to the point that many consider them to be inadequate for modern conditions.

It was never clear, at least to this listener, why Steve Hilton, a US resident who once fell out with the last prime minister, became one of the anti-EU stars of the BBC's Brexit coverage, to the point of assisting with analysis on referendum night.

This shows two conditions when the state estimator has no priori information of y(t) at time slot t: one is that it will gain a high MSE and cannot coverage to the crossing point; the other is that it will take many time slots to converge to the crossing point.

State media gave heavy coverage to the "four-point proposal" put forward by Mr Xi, but in its details the statement offered little that had not been said before, either by China or by other more established peace-brokers.

This is more than their coverage (to this point on the calendar) in 2011 (277 minutes) and 2007 (462 minutes), so it's not like they're shying away from covering the race or anything.

But with the larger focus being placed on the fates of Washington elites -- will Incumbent X go from being a powerful legislator, or will he be forced to accept a life as a wealthy lobbyist or corporate board member?!? -- the coverage gets to the point where it's the politicians who get cast as the primary victims of poverty.

In [ 9], Li et al. show that LD-based variant calling using Thunder increases calling accuracy in low-coverage samples to the point at which low-coverage approaches become viable.

Can you afford to keep the coverage, or more to the point, can you afford to not keep the coverage?

The potential for genotype miscalls from sequence misalignment in certain SNPs will require manual inspection in cases where low-level or degraded DNA reduces the sequence coverage to a point where misalignment influences individual SNP genotype quality.

Local coverage has diminished to the point that campaign ads outnumber campaign stories by four to one.

One source described the coverage as "neutral to the point of being absurd".