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4. Summarize what they have learned about President Bush's nomination of Roberts and the Supreme Court in today's New York Times; examine coverage of another story featured in today's New York Times.

A measure of progress - coverage gap - defined as how much coverage would need to increase from 2003 level to reach universal coverage was estimated to examine coverage trends.

The ICF classification allows the meaningful concepts to be linked to very detailed categories and the categories can be rounded up to examine coverage in broad aspects of participation.

To better examine coverage of repetitive element subfamilies along the full length of the elements we built RepConsensus, an extension of previous efforts to characterize read coverage with respect to a consensus element with added visualization tools [ 12].

To examine coverage in similarity results, BLASTP searches against UniRef50 followed by expansion of the hit lists with cluster members demonstrated advantages compared with searches against UniProtKB sequences; the searches are concise (∼7 times shorter hit list before expansion), faster (∼6 times) and more sensitive in detection of remote similarities (>96% recall at e-value <0.0001).

Teaching with The Times – Examine coverage of the debate regarding oil exploration in the Arctic Wildlife Refuge, and related topics such as OPEC, oil prices, oil production around the world, and wildlife and environmental preservation in your daily New York Times.

The study also examined coverage on NPR and in USA Today, and it found no correlation between the so-called attractiveness effect and coverage in those outlets.

In a separate study, the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California examined coverage of the candidates in the 30 days before a primary on 19 top-rated stations in 11 cities.

The pair then examined coverage of Culture Secretary Maria Miller's apology to the Commons for claiming too much in expenses.

The MRC report examined coverage on the two networks from November 2013 through February 2014.

For almost every network examined, coverage of women's sports was higher 10, 15, 20 and 25 years ago than it is today.