Sentence examples for impacted coverage from inspiring English sources

A planned strike for 20 and 21 September, which would have impacted coverage of the Liberal Democrat party conference, has been called off.

Researchers examined how any conditions other than sunny might have impacted coverage of the Beijing Games in four US newspapers, and found hacks were "more likely to use negative words in stories about the host country and about competitors from China and the United States when reporting".

Whether and how much the shortage impacted coverage among children aged 6 23 months remains a question, difficult to answer during the first year of a recommendation for vaccination in this group.

Further research is necessary to elucidate mechanisms impacting coverage.

The distribution of the data is assumed to be normally distributed and a violation of normality can impact coverage.

The analysis derived parameters on how social franchising impacts coverage with zinc from a sub-national study in rural Myanmar.

Additional factors, however, such as PCR amplification bias and differential mapping efficiency could potentially impact coverage, complicating quantitative interpretation of insertion site sequencing data.

Also, if one variance component is large or small relative to the others, resulting in different values of the ICC, then this can impact coverage as well.

Field staff consult with regional and national immunization and monitoring experts and gain valuable information about changes and events that could impact coverage (e.g., amount of vaccine available, changes in immunization policies, etc).

This paper reports on a survey assessing vaccination coverage for childhood vaccines and maternal factors impacting coverage in a rural community, Sabongidda-Ora in Edo State, mid-western Nigeria.

Specificity was consistently ≥99.8% and hardly impacted by coverage regardless of MAF, confirming that our method does not systematically introduce false positives (Table 1 and Figure 4).