Sentence examples for integrated coverage from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a novel integrated coverage strategy for low-cost cleaning robots, yet demonstrating respectable coverage performance in most unknown environments.

The law will also encourage insurers to integrate coverage for mental health care with medical and surgical benefits.

Therefore, we recommend integrating coverage surveys into monitoring processes at the district level.

There is a need not only to strengthen administrative data systems and expand existing efforts to improve the collection, management and communication of information, but also to include indicators that are insensitive to the mobility of targeted populations and to integrate coverage surveys into monitoring processes at subnational level.

The wireless rollout at American University is especially ambitious, because it integrates cellphone coverage into a single data-delivery network that can deliver messages to laptops, handheld devices and telephones anywhere on the 84-acre campus.

According to the AP's deputy director of sports products, Barry Bedlan, the AP actually hired automation experts to develop, manage and integrate MiLB coverage.

An urbanization index which integrates the coverage ratio of built-up landcover type and the cell-average NDVI was proposed and used to explore the spatial variation of degree of urbanization.

Then it can integrate that coverage even more tightly with its news aggregation product, and at the same time expand the company's flagship finance and sports video programming into politics, global affairs, entertainment and everything else that's going on in the world.

A pod's structure, outside the major desks – Foreign, Business, National and Metro – by its nature means that the coverage is not integrated into the regular coverage of those desks, which have their own space in the paper and their own internal clout.

Developing the optimal mix of these tools, including research, public education, media coverage, integrated legislation, will be significant to proactively manage the complexity of nanotechnology and prevent any undesirable effect due to the NMs exposure.

For health programmes, sustainability can be regarded as 'the ability … to function effectively, for the foreseeable future, with high treatment coverage, integrated into available health care services, with strong community ownership, using resources mobilized by the community and government' (APFO and WHO, 2004).