Sentence examples for provisional coverage from inspiring English sources
"CED permits provisional coverage of selected treatments lacking adequate evidence of benefits and risks in the context of planned research to develop the evidence needed to determine whether definitive coverage is warranted" [ 6].
This month, his provisional health coverage — a carryover from his best job — will end, because he can no longer afford the $250 a month.
Because of the provisional status of coverage for CAM procedures in the health plans, a nationwide evaluation of CAM including several studies was performed [ 13].
Provisional results showed MMR1 coverage of 97%–98% in adolescents, which may have contributed to the absence of a notable fourth wave in 2012 (<500 cases reported through the end of June).
Provisional uptake figures showing 86% coverage for the first of the three doses among 12-year olds is highly encouraging and suggest that the vaccine is acceptable to most adolescents and their parents (Department of Health, 2009a).
In June, provisional indexes will be published, reflecting the expanded coverage and the free-float basis of calculation.
The report said the corporation had "almost no formal cost-benefit consideration of different coverage options" when it drew up provisional budgets for big sporting events.
Moreover, the outcome of provisional probes in the probe selection process (see below) provides a good coverage of all diagnostic groups.
In 15-year-old children, the MMR2 coverage increased from 65.7% in 2004 to 84.0% in 2009 (provisional data for 2008 and 2009).
These estimates of potential vaccine effect should be considered highly provisional, and a number of other factors will be influential, including vaccine program coverage in New Zealand, prior expose of the catch-up cohort to vaccine-included HPV types, and the potential for cross-protection against non-vaccine-included types.
As an alternative to investing in a low coverage whole-genome assembly, the RRL data could be assembled into a provisional reference genome using available techniques (Hird et al. 2011).
