Sentence examples for order coverage from inspiring English sources

Under the compromise legislation, lawmakers said, if a health plan promised to cover 30 days of hospital care for people with a mental illness, the appeals board could not order coverage for a 31st day.

As an example, if the Occupiers suddenly focused their protest on something in a way that could initiate a public-policy debate – just as the World War I Bonus Army demanded that their bonus bonds be cashed early to help them cope with the Depression – I would order coverage of that development.

We also analyze the tradeoff between two common SDD objectives: total cost minimization versus order coverage maximization.

We find structural differences in the dispatch frequency and route duration of solutions for the two different objectives, and demonstrate empirically that small increases in order coverage may require substantial increases in vehicle travel cost.

The computational results suggest that our best dynamic policy can reduce the average cost of an a priori policy by 9.1% and substantially improves the fraction of orders delivered (order coverage), demonstrating the importance of reactive optimization for dynamic SDD services.

Male and female linkage maps were similar in terms of order, coverage (1384 and 1393 cM, respectively) and average interval distances (1.32 and 1.35 cM, respectively).

It reveals that a peak in the desorption (decomposition) rate is formed and is independent of the mass (bond) coverage, which gives rise to a first-order, coverage independent depletion kinetics.

Addition of H2SeO3 affects the growth of CdS thin films and improves structure ordering, coverage, and stoichiometry.

Comparison of the independently determined sequences of the two BAC clones with the assembled genomic sequences showed perfect alignment with correct order and coverage, demonstrating that the coverage and quality of the assembled genomic sequences were high.

The investigative report was released Tuesday after Israeli news organizations contested a broad court order blocking coverage of the case.

The Observer is bought by William Innell Clement, who would defy the Lord Chief Justice's order banning coverage of the Cato Street conspiracy trial, paving the way for freedom of court reporting.