The advantages for the HDSS include more complete coverage through lower refusal or non-completion rates by female respondents and higher quality data, due to their level of education and training, which enabled them to be effective interviewers and to complete the forms properly.
Virgin Mobile, which shares the Sprint network, has more complete coverage than Cricket.
"We're hopeful we will be able to get better, more complete coverage and more first looks this year".
Official recognition would bring desperately needed research, they say, as well as more complete coverage for treatment, which can run to more than $10,000 a year.
PBS news executives pronounced their increased ratings as proof of their competing thesis: that there is a substantial audience engaged deeply enough in American politics seeking more complete coverage of the conventions.
Viewers interested in more complete coverage clearly gravitated to the all-news cable channels, whose audiences increased to 4.7 million viewers in prime time, up from 2.7 million in 2000.
First, a universal program could provide more complete coverage of the disadvantaged population.
By contrast, persons in poor health may demand more complete coverage.
In addition to public insurance, people can also subscribe to supplementary insurance to obtain more complete coverage for their treatments.
Because of its large effective area and the simplicity of the scientific target, better temporal resolution and more complete coverage for Io plasma torus observation is expected.
In vivo in a mouse cornea micropocket angiogenesis assay, PEG-QK hydrogels promoted more complete coverage of host microvasculature within the hydrogel.
