Sentence examples for more frequent coverage from inspiring English sources

After a month of final positioning and calibration, SeaWiFS will begin sending a complete color picture of Earth's surface every 2 days, offering broader and more frequent coverage than any earlier oceanographic satellite.

The rate of previous caesarean delivery among women with private coverage was nearly double that observed among women with public coverage; multiple gestations were also more frequent in women with private coverage.

The more frequent use of high-coverage culture-independent approaches and repeated detection of these species in specific niches, validates their presence and suggests a role for these unusual organisms in human health.

Recommendations for improving immunization coverage in this community include regular supervision, more frequent but limited assessment of vaccination coverage and continuous education of women at the health facilities.

The programme boasts greater coverage and more frequent interaction with farmers than under traditional agricultural extension.

Reporting on issues related to children and SHS grew in frequency across the sample period, punctuated by policy debate events, and coverage was more frequent in Scottish publications than UK publications.

Forthcoming human planetary exploration will require increased scientific return (both in real time and post-mission), longer surface stays, greater geographical coverage, longer and more frequent EVAs, and more operational complexities than during the Apollo missions.

This phenomenon may be reduced by the unique pattern of MPH delivery by OROS MPH, which minimises the 'peaks and troughs' in plasma concentrations associated with more frequent dosing and provides 12-h coverage [ 99].

The insurers say that in a time of more powerful and more frequent hurricanes, they have to tailor their coverage and prices for overwhelming jolts.

Other programs offer coverage for the smaller and more frequent costs of primary healthcare services, including the diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses.

Coverage for hospital treatment was more frequent in the highest quintiles.