Sentence examples for have limited coverage from inspiring English sources

Whilst there are some examples of successful, small-scale youth-friendly services worldwide, these projects often have limited coverage or limited periods of implementation or follow-up [ 31- 33].

Health insurance plans usually have limited coverage for mental illness.

They wrote: "The comparison between observation based estimates of [warming] … and model-based estimates is comparing apples and pears, as the models are calculating true global means, whereas the observations have limited coverage".

It plans to add six more medical and seven more dental exam rooms, allowing it to see as many as 5,000 additional patients, many of whom are without insurance, on Medicaid or have limited coverage.

Families like the Floreses have also been systematically excluded from public benefits that provide access to health care; owing to the parents' ineligibility for Affordable Care Act insurance subsidies or for Medicaid, the Floreses have limited coverage options, and are buying insurance on the open market to help pay for a U.S. citizen's cancer treatment.

Light detection and ranging (lidar) data provide accurate measurements of forest canopy structure in the vertical plane; however, current lidar sensors have limited coverage in the horizontal plane.

The last campaign in 1998 - 1999 had limited coverage and limited success, reaching only under-fives and children living in provincial and district capitals.

On certain days, the satellites had limited coverage in the eastern portion of the region, which limited warning capability.

It should be noted that these population genetics studies were based on a small fraction of sequence information or on only limited data of genotypes of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), and both had limited coverage of the 230-kb genomic sequence of CYP3A locus.

Limitation of data: Netherlands, Hospital Discharge Registry (HDR): From 2006 onwards, HDR has limited coverage of hospitals (non-response of 10-13% of discharges), which affects the linkage.

(Judge Hill has limited coverage during jury selection to a small pool of reporters).