Sentence examples for recommended coverage from inspiring English sources

The recommended coverage target for HIV testing among IDUs is 75% of IDUs each year [ 24].

We minimized genotyping error in several ways: our RAD data coverage is higher than the recommended coverage values for accurate GBS [ 15, 59], and markers with greater than 25% missing data, inheritance error, and significant segregation distortion were removed.

Accepting that both the aetiology and management of LBP fits a biopsychosocial model, and if it follows that outcome measurement coverage should be associated with this trinity, then the recommended coverage may be incomplete.

Despite marked increases in the proportion of IDUs who had been HIV tested between the two BTS rounds, the IDUs in Manipur and Nagaland are a long way from achieving the recommended coverage target for HIV testing.

One consequence was an increase in the recommended coverage needed for an assembly and a larger number of contigs that needed closure before a genome was finished to completion.

Using this modified protocol, the coverage rate was found to be high at 98.91%, meeting the recommended coverage by the Joint Committee of Infant Hearing (JCIH) [ 20], and was similar to the coverage rate observed for an obstetric hospital downtown (98.85%), where the majority of expectant mothers were residents [ 21].

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For their own probably more linear takes on VerdeXchange I recommend coverage by Joe Linton, Jason Islas and Josh Stephens who also seemed to be in most of the sessions I attended.

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The coverage is below the recommended WHO coverage due to high cost of IMCI training [ 3].

None of the nine indicators associated with the continuum of maternal, neonatal, and child care satisfied the recommended 90% coverage target for achieving MDGs 4 and 5. Similarly, the average state coverage estimates were lower than national coverage estimates.