The experimental evaluation indicated that reducing the declustering field showed essentially no gain in polymer coverage and resulted in further losses of instrument sensitivity, confirming that the heated capillary temperature effectively defined the gentleness of the interface under such conditions.
No matter how it's explained away or packaged, the prospect of dropped coverage impacting possibly millions of people simply doesn't square with repeated assurances from Obama and his allies that, essentially, no one would lose their current coverage.
"We are providing essentially a coverage safety net," she said.
Dozens of news and opinion Web sites will offer essentially live coverage on election night, some with TV-like newscasts and others with live blogs.
"Tens of thousands of employers and hundreds of thousands of individuals have paid premiums for essentially nonexistent coverage," said Kathryn G. Allen, director of health insurance studies at the accounting office.
— Atrios (@Atrios) 5 Nov 12 Dozens of news and opinion Web sites will offer essentially live coverage on election night, some with TV-like newscasts and others with live blogs.
On top of that, the government would provide reinsurance — essentially catastrophic coverage — but only for mortgages that met strict underwriting criteria and at a cost that would cover future claims.
The remainder had no coverage.
Many more M.D.-Ph.D. programs funded from other sources, including grants and institutional funds, offer essentially full coverage for medical school tuition and also provide a stipend.
We should note that due to an essentially poorer coverage by the GNSS data over the southern hemisphere (due to ocean area predomination), such effects were observed in the limited longitude range of 30°E 170°E (mainly over GNSS stations in Antarctica, as well as in the New Zealand and Australia networks and islands in the Pacific Ocean).
