Sentence examples for projections of coverage from inspiring English sources
These methods include: reviews of legislation and documents; key informant interviews with SSO staff members and private employers; secondary data analysis of the Lao Economic Census; and Excel projections of coverage expansion.
(Actually, the CBO predictions of the Affordable Care Act's ultimate coverage impact were quite good, even though some specific projections of the type of coverage people would have were way off).
These glial cells extend their projections and coverage of neurons in response to specific signals, and this can be inversely correlated with the number of synaptic inputs, thus modifying the responsiveness of specific hypothalamic circuits.
Our projections show that a mild increase of coverage has hardly any cost consequences as the direct costs of KEPH conditions are very low, and even strong increases in demand will not result in proportional growth of health care costs.
The Republicans are "criticizing CBO for over-estimating the effect of the individual mandate and the losses in coverage, while benefiting from projections of big spending reductions that pave the way for tax cuts".
Evaluate flexibility of coverage.
Evaluate the extent of coverage.
The Lives Saved Tool (LiST) uses estimates of the effects of interventions on cause-specific child mortality as a basis for generating projections of child lives that could be saved by increasing coverage of effective interventions.
The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, a non-partisan research group, recently concluded that the cost of achieving near universal coverage "has been relatively modest and well within early projections of how much the state would have to spend to implement reform".
The league says projections of half a billion or more were for the number of people to whom television coverage would be available -- not those actually tuning in to the game, an audience it estimates at 250 million worldwide.
