Significant progress has been made in expanding the coverage of health insurance, despite the existing gaps of insurance coverage across these countries (Fig. 1).
At least for chromosomes 1A and 2A, the presence of gaps of marker coverage was reported in the consensus map of Marone et al. [ 19] and was found to correspond to the centromeric deletion-bins of wheat.
Moreover, a comparison of these values indicates gaps in coverage of substances as well as inconsistencies in terms of how health effects and exposure periods are defined for each type.
Efficient use of these resources would take into account the gaps in coverage of HIV prevention interventions, the cost of interventions and their cost-effectiveness.
Data used in the study have only a small amount of gaps in coverage, and the array is spatially fairly dense with station spacing of the order 100 km in the central and northern parts of the array.
The remaining section of the paper (Section 5) uses the outcomes from constructing Table 1, the results from the evaluation, alongside our own reflections on work in this area, to identify a number of gaps in terms of coverage and practical utility.
In general, the community as a whole did not come together to close gaps in coverage of international terrorist activity in the United States].
While exonerating the BBC of the charge of systematic bias, the Thomas report found "identifiable shortcomings, particularly in respect of gaps in coverage, analysis, context and perspective".
She said this had led to "significant gaps in coverage" of care at what is an old prison that does not have all suitable facilities required.
The gaps in human resources, facilities, technologies and financing for health in many instances are correlated with gaps in coverage of public health services.
To help identify any gaps in coverage of DSTs and as a basis for recommendations for further research and development of DSTs, we have summarized the database entries.
