Sentence examples for insurance decisions from inspiring English sources

The D.S.M., as the manual is known, is the standard reference for mental disorders, driving research, treatment and insurance decisions.

Prompt insurance decisions on both claims and appeals will benefit valued health care providers as much as us.

For example, the government might ban the use of recorded trails of a person's Web-browsing behavior — so-called click streams — in employment or health insurance decisions.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, now under revision, is the standard reference for mental disorders, driving research, treatment and insurance decisions.

Some of these complaints can be attibuted to tight-fisted insurance companies or misinformed agents, but the fault often lies with entrepreneurs who gloss over their insurance decisions.

The manual is the standard reference for the field, shaping treatment and insurance decisions, and its revisions will affect the lives of millions of people for years to come.

Is it worth appealing your insurance decision?

This paper describes the development of an EO-based flood crop loss assessment cyber-service system, RF-CLASS, for supporting flood-related crop statistics and insurance decision-making.

Economic considerations may impact physician's willingness to prescribe TNF inhibitors as well as the placement of these drugs in the care sequences developed by health insurance decision makers.

The insurance decision may be reasonable but the idea that on this basis we ought to be forcibly transferring wealth away from handicapped people and distributing the resources to the non-handicapped is arguably not reasonable (Roemer 2002, and for more far-reaching doubts about hypothetical insurance, Fleurbaey 2008).

This information would be helpful to healthcare and insurance decision-makers as they develop future policies and services.