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President Obama wants to retain Medicare as an entitlement in which the federal government pays for a defined set of medical services.
One of Mr. Ryan's most damaging ideas is to change Medicare and Medicaid from entitlement programs — covering everyone who is eligible for a defined set of services.
Such arrangements have existed for commercial banks for years, and now "Congress may wish to consider whether such a framework should be set up for a defined set of nonbank institutions," Mr. Bernanke said.
Mr. Ryan's proposal would change Medicare from an entitlement program in which the government pays for a defined set of medical services into a "premium support" program in which the government would give beneficiaries money to help them buy private insurance.
As I have suggested on other occasions, the Congress may wish to consider whether such a framework should be set up for a defined set of nonbank institutions.
As a result, it is still difficult for engineers to find and apply the right method for a defined set of design goals.
The Biocrates AbsoluteIDQ p150 kit was used for absolute quantification of a defined set of serum metabolites.
No conclusion can be made for single interventions but only for the multimodal use of a defined set of procedures.
Instead, in England a new national NHS Commissioning Board fully operating from October 2012 is to be formed that will be responsible for commissioning a defined set of highly specialised and high cost services and for distributing resources for all remaining care (about £65bn per annum) to the new clinical commissioning groups.
As a measure of self-reactivity, we tested IgM Abs for binding to a defined set of Ags, including ssDNA, dsDNA, and histone, by ELISA in culture supernatants from 10 healthy donors.
PREEMPT is the largest clinical program to investigate the use of onabotulinumtoxinA as a prophylactic treatment for CM according to a defined set of diagnostic criteria and defined clinically relevant outcome measures.
