Sentence examples for incomplete claims from inspiring English sources

First, as is common to all claims-based assessments, incomplete claims data (eg, out-of-pocket purchases, use of medication samples) could have influenced findings.

Banks have complained that some are responsible for deluging them with inaccurate and incomplete claims which have caused unnecessary costs and major delays in resolving genuine claims.

Patients over 65% years of age were excluded from the analysis to avoid incomplete claims due to Medicare dual coverage.

While the proposed prediction model provides a useful tool to estimate bias in disease prevalence due to incomplete claims data, it is equally important to consider how other databases can be used to address gaps in these data.

Without taking architecture into account, researchers run the risk of making incomplete claims about an algorithm's ability to detect underlying models within datasets having specific characteristics (e.g. heritability, MAF, K, number of attributes, and sample size).

Beneficiaries who subsequently lost or dropped Medicare Part B (elective coverage that can be purchased to cover outpatient services, such as endoscopy) or who had Medicare managed care coverage during the period would have incomplete claims histories for endoscopic procedures.

Somehow, Jones caught the ball and slid past the goal line, but the referee immediately ruled it incomplete claiming that the ball hit the ground.

This suggests that the effects of antecedent exercise on self-stimulatory behaviors of individuals with ASD is incomplete and claims of exercise being an evidence-based practice are premature.

However, if Cohen's philosophy of religion completes the project of his systematic ethics, it is difficult to see how to avoid the implication that Cohen's systematic ethics were, considered on their own, incomplete – a claim Cohen himself was at pains to deny.

Incomplete capture of claims for NFFS physicians is similar to unit non-response in survey data, both of which can bias parameter estimates and increase variance estimates.

This study emphasises that incomplete electronic physician claims data should be supplemented with other data sources, including electronic medical records, to ensure comprehensive data for chronic disease research and surveillance.