Sentence examples for magnitudes of coverage from inspiring English sources

Note: Calculations based on administrative data can give different magnitudes of coverage rates than the survey-based measures reported here.

This magnitude of coverage remains roughly the same in the lower prevalence category.

Figure 2 shows household locations (mapped by global positioning system technology) and magnitude of coverage by urban and rural area (and by cluster).

The magnitude of coverage depends on the plan selected by the individual: the lowest-cost plan considers the MHP as the standard reference for the minimum level of coverage required [ 2].

While we found that anterior coverage was increased in retroverted acetabula, the amount of over-coverage (∼10%) was much less than the magnitude of posterior coverage loss (∼40%).

"The amount of the increase is proportional to the magnitude of the coverage," she said.

This campaign presents an operational model for reaching the magnitude of HCT coverage required for many national goals and may help control the HIV epidemic.[32] It is time to consider changing our current approach to include 'outside the facility' services if we are to achieve health targets and a healthy population.

The magnitude of increased coverage in reference allele homozygotes indicates the degree of systematic reference allele mapping bias (dashed line shows the expectation for no mapping bias).

In this way, Nehm and colleagues could examine how well STAS and SIDE identified the magnitude of construct coverage in students' responses (that is, the degree to which students constructed accurate and complete scientific explanations).

Benefits are provided by the magnitudes of higher sequencing coverage of the real library sequence diversity compared to classic sequencing technologies, such as Sanger sequencing [ 15], and the possibility to gain information from all SELEX rounds with reasonable effort.

Since θ* is about 10−1 to 10−2 ML on the best catalysts and θ* and θI are related to each other because of the conservation of surface sites, the magnitude of the coverage-dependent term RT ln(θ i/ θ*) in Equation (5) has to lie in a small range, about 0.1 0.2 eV at 500 K, and is defined as ε.