Sentence examples for far lower coverage from inspiring English sources

Coverage of existing interventions reaches less than 10% of MSM globally with far lower coverage in most low and middle income countries [ 14, 15].

Care and support services provided to PLWHAs in the study area are by far lower in terms of coverage and quantity.

These results reflect those of Grimshaw and colleagues [ 6] but coverage is far lower than those of Cosens et al. [ 29] who achieved a 58% population coverage rate.

The immunization rates for adults, who often lack insurance coverage, are far lower.

The law in Germany is changing, but while this would provide 100% coverage of internal EU flights this is not the case for the rest of the world, where the coverage is far lower.

Perinatal mortality is three times higher than the EU average and immunization coverage is far lower in rural areas and among some ethnic groups.

While some experts have raised concern that other countries have moved faster than the United States in encouraging wireless technology, others have said that many of those countries have a greater need to develop the technology because their wired networks are of far lower quality and afford far less coverage than networks in the United States.

A compliant plan meeting the Affordable Care Act's coverage mandates actually is available from Washington's insurance exchange for much less -- and with a deductible far lower than the $10,000 she was paying under the old plan and broader coverage, though lacking a provision for four free doctor visits a year provided by her old plan.

Although the number of cpDNA reads obtained with the chloroplast extraction method was far lower than that obtained with the long-range PCR methods, the variation in coverage over the total chloroplast genome was approximately three times lower (Fig.  4).

Compared with the other genome-aware methods above, it was shown to be far more reliable with respect to precision (i.e. high-quality predictions with few false positives) [ 10], albeit with lower coverage as expected.

Pro-police coverage of demonstrations, marches and strikes has been another feature of this symbiotic relationship: police numbers are cited, usually far lower than observers and demonstrators' tallies.