Sentence examples for involves coverage from inspiring English sources

Our participation in PAN12 demonstrated that the chat logs did indeed bear evidenced of Cycle of Entrapment related communications, and our own post-competition analysis highlighted the need for a more comprehensive coverage of each aspect of the Cycle, not least of which involves coverage of predatory chats that are more sexually explicit in Activities (Grooming / Approach).

It is hard to put a single job description on what she does, which involves coverage, recruiting, administration, and new product launches, but the common theme is her skill at coaxing the best out of the only asset any newsroom has, which is people.

Most of his work involved coverage of daily cultural life in Egypt, such as festivals, street life and industry.

The award period was July 1, 2000, to last June 30, but surprisingly, none of the 13 winners involved coverage of last year's historically close presidential election.

Two recent cases illustrate the point, one involving coverage of a 15-year-old Afghan girl, Sahar Gul, who was reportedly tortured by her husband's family for her refusal to become a prostitute, and the other a story about a fire in Stamford, Conn., that left three young sisters and their grandparents dead.

The method used involved coverage simulations at the TV White Spaces frequencies, deployment of the network, monitoring and performance analysis.

Last week James Franco wrote an anecdotal piece on his experience watching "Gimme Shelter," a film by the Maysles Brothers that involved coverage of the violent incidents that occured at the Altamont concert in 1969.

At present the programme does not involve coverage schemes for new technologies linked to the production of evidence, and decisions on acquisition and adoption are left to the local Health Trusts, provided they take on responsibility for prospective evaluations of the claimed clinical benefits.

Ms. Berger explained that one of the most common concerns involves insurance coverage.

One of the greatest challenges for NCD care involves universal coverage of healthcare services, which integrate community-based preventive services with hospital-based curative care [ 8].

For example, genome skimming (also known as genome survey sequencing), which involves low-coverage sequencing of whole-genomic samples, is an effective approach for recovering complete to essentially complete plastid genomes (up to ∼48 on a single HiSeq 2000/2500 lane), as well as partially complete mitochondrial genomes and a wealth of nuclear data (Straub et al., 2012; Steele et al., 2012).