Sentence examples for excluded services from inspiring English sources

"Beneficiaries who use these excluded services may pay more in total cost-sharing than is indicated by the plan's out-of-pocket maximum," the report said.

It was estimated that the total cost of excluded services corresponded to 28.2% of the overall budget.

The high degree of explicitness regarding the definition of the benefit package is also underlined by the diverse lists of excluded services, common in all countries.

We excluded services that would not normally require face-to-face encounters between the clinician and patient (e.g., radiology and pathology diagnosis), used only telephone care or electronic mail, or provided medical advice directly to the public.

Exclusion practices vary from issuing negative lists (e.g., Spain, Poland) and directives of self-governmental institutions with the character of negative lists (e.g., Germany) to excluded services within the framework of the national law (e.g., England).

In contrast to this, countries with rather implicitly defined benefit baskets, such as England and Germany, define very transparent criteria for benefit exclusion, although lists with excluded services are minor compared to explicitly oriented countries.

We excluded service contacts specifically aimed at upgrading a contract (e.g., "I want to book the flat-rate data plan starting September 1"). to prevent endogeneity issues.

The proposal also excludes services that broadband providers may create.

They exclude services, the fastest-growing item in many household budgets.

The single market still largely excludes services, which make up more than 70% of the region's GDP.

America's imports and exports of goods (excluding services) amounted to $3.82 trillion last year, according to the United States Bureau of Commerce.