Sentence examples for effects on coverage from inspiring English sources

Numerical results show that sleeping scheme and femtocell access mode both have effects on coverage probability and energy efficiency, and the effect of femtocell access mode on coverage probability is greater than sleeping scheme.

Other GOP senators, like Maine's Susan Collins, have expressed misgivings about the legislation's Medicaid cuts and effects on coverage.

Already the CBO has said it doesn't have time to provide a full analysis, including effects on coverage and premiums, as it did for previous bills.

Effects on coverage and affordability should be monitored in absolute terms and for different socioeconomic groups.

This study has revealed that a change in the delivery strategy of interventions in a health system can have important effects on coverage without compromising equity.

Although tumor location and resection cavity volume had no effect on coverage volume, estimations of drug delivery to relevant target volumes did correlate well with catheter score (p < 0.003), and optimally positioned catheters had larger coverage volumes (p < 0.002).

It's had a classic chilling effect on coverage," Mayer said.

Premiums for employment-based coverage from large employers would also go up, the budget office concluded, while the effect on coverage from small employers is more unclear.

The federal law has already had an effect on coverage for some young people by allowing them to stay on parents' coverage until age 26.

The charge of bias against a charismatic contender can have a chilling effect on coverage, leading to an embargo on visual images that depict the reality of public response or an obligatory snarky comment or caveat following every story that describes something the candidate has done well.

"The extent to which our results generalize to the United States as a whole is therefore unclear, which underscores the need to monitor closely the Affordable Care Act's effect on coverage, access, and population health across all states," Sommers and his co-authors wrote.