Here are markers that show that the situation worsens every year as costs and prices continue to escalate, access and affordability decline, and gaps in quality of care further widen: In Massachusetts, out-of-pocket (OOP) costs for breast cancer treatment are as high as $55,250 for women with high-deductible health insurance.
The level of depletion of carbohydrates was lower in tolerant cultivars compared to the susceptible cultivar, which further widened the differences in carbohydrate levels between tolerant and susceptible cultivars especially after submergence as evident in the % change in carbohydrate contents between control and submerged samples.
With its decision, the Hoosier High Court further widened a split in the legal community.
The racial gap in incarceration is further widened by racial bias in each area of the criminal justice system (judiciary, law enforcement, and corrections) (Mauer, 1999).
When the Reform Act of 1867 further widened suffrage, the Radicals, notably in London and Birmingham, took the lead in organizing the new voters, helping to transform the Whig parliamentary faction into the Liberal Party of the later Victorian era.
During World War I the emergence of the de Stijl group in the Netherlands and of the Dada group in Zürich further widened the spectrum of abstract art.
This created a gulf between state and federal attitudes that was further widened when Ronald Reagan was elected in 1980, bringing modern conservative values to the presidency and dashing out hopes of further marijuana liberalisation.
This created a gulf between state and federal attitudes that was further widened when Ronald Reagan was elected in 1980, bringing modern conservative values to the presidency and dashing out hopes of further marijuana liberalization.
A continuation of this trend would further widen inequalities in healthcare access in Europe.
Mr. Greenspan said that the nation could not afford any further widening in its trade deficit.
