Sentence examples for diminished coverage from inspiring English sources

"It is diminished coverage and even harder to get viewers to tune in.

Though taxing for the insurers, the consumer may ultimately have to pay a good part of the price for combatting mold -- through diminished coverage and higher premiums.

Unfortunately, the financial success of this inaccurate style has diminished coverage at other outlets too.

Owing to their size, the tRNAs cannot be sequenced by our RNA-Seq method, yet all tRNA loci showed normal or slightly diminished coverage, indicating that they were only partially excised from the precursor transcripts.

We leveraged sequence and intensity pattern features responsible for diminished coverage and accuracy and developed a novel algorithm, sPROFILER, which resolved >80% of no-calls from GSEQ and allowed 99.6% (range: 99.2-99.8%) of sequence to be called, while maintaining overall accuracy at >99.8% based upon dideoxy sequencing comparison.

In the Congressional debate now going on, Democrats have generally supported plans aimed at assuring that all Americans have some sort of insurance, while nearly all Republicans have opposed the Democratic bills, raising concerns ranging from cost to worries that providing better health coverage for those who now lack it would diminish coverage for those who have it.

While there were increased health benefits for females when boys were included at any coverage level, the marginal impact on cervical cancer incidence diminished as coverage in girls increased, while total costs nearly doubled (assuming same coverage for both genders), resulting in less attractive cost-effectiveness ratios.

However, weakening soon occurred as dry air diminished the coverage and intensity of convection.

Instead, there was reported increased secretion of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), diminished pericyte coverage of vessels, and increased vessel leakiness and vasculogenesis.

In a follow-up interview, Matt Flurkey, 56, a public plan supporter from Plymouth, Minn., said he could accept that the quality of his care might diminish if coverage was universal.

He said he wasn't persuaded by the argument that folding book reviews into a broader section helped increase exposure for books because such moves tended to diminish total coverage.