Sentence examples for insurance population from inspiring English sources
While the percent of patients with RBC transfusion and RBC transfusion event rates did not increase in the commercially insured population between 2007 and 2012 they did increase in the primary Medicare insurance population; the majority of the increase occurred in 2011 during the same time frame as the ESRD-related regulatory and reimbursement changes.
But, hopefully, the insurance population will never have to be used, hopefully these bizarre beings will continue swimming in their little mountaintop lake for eons to come, gobbling up whatever gets too close and beguiling us with their many chromosomes.
The challenge lies between seeking the masses to capture more big data versus seeking a fit within segments of the insurance population.
This lack of conclusiveness might be explained by differences in the methodologies of various studies, such as different sample frames (normal population, insurance population or hospital emergency departments) [13, 16, 23].
"There is always risk in bringing animals in from the wild to build an insurance population," explained Chris Jordan of Global Wildlife Conservation.
NSW Environment Minister Frank Sartor said that the $1 million center plans to breed 1500 devils in the future, "as an insurance population".
Backup colonies, insurance populations, or captive breeding troupes – whatever your preferred term – have increasingly become the norm in amphibian conservation.
Zoos must figure out how to mate captive cheetahs and many other animals as so-called insurance populations, before their situation in the wild becomes untenable, said Jack Grisham, who has coordinated the association's cheetah breeding plan for 20 years.
To preserve the species, scientists have established captive "insurance populations" of about 500 disease-free devils.
A plan to create "insurance populations" of disease-free devils has been ongoing since 2005.
"With the status of elephants in Asia in continuous decline, there is a serious need to create insurance populations in accredited zoos.
