Sentence examples for has increased coverage from inspiring English sources

It has increased coverage at 11 major hotels.

The region has increased coverage of safe water (access to safe water increased from 82%% of the population in 1990 to 89 % in 2002) and extended sanitation coverage, although some countries in LAC still have a long way to go (Fay and Morrison 2007).

The successful expansion of the ART program has increased coverage to over 80% of those in need of treatment.

The advantage over HumanHap 300 is that HumanHap 550 has increased coverage in non-European populations.

Since then, mixed martial arts has had increased coverage from mainstream media outlets.

Having increased coverage, the Obama reforms will have to restrict choice if they are to control costs.Over the past 40 years cost has been less of a constraint in all areas of public policy than it might have been.

The official GOP website considers that these families would be better off without health insurance, despite Obamacare having increased coverage for millions of Americans, including 17 million children with preexisting conditions who can no longer be denied coverage.

Further, the HKI survey question on VAS had a specific point reference of June 2004 whereas the DHS question referred to a 6 month period prior to the survey (giving the scope to capture VAS provided through EPI+ as well as disease targeted approaches, which would have increased coverage estimates).

Chilamakuri et al. (2014) found that the Nextera kit had increased coverage of high GC content areas as the result of altered bias in the transposome technology used during fragmentation, decreasing its overall uniformity; however, recent changes to the protocol in the new versions may have improved this.

Provision of ITNs through health facilities, communities and the private sector has increased population coverage in Malawi [8], but the impact of increased coverage on malaria in pregnancy has not been widely studied.

This year the government has increased pensions coverage and payments to low-income households.