Sentence examples for representing coverage from inspiring English sources

Before the measles campaign, approximately 800,000 nets were in use in Zambia, representing coverage of 27 per cent.

More than 1.3 million people in sub-Saharan Africa were receiving treatment in December 2006, representing coverage of approximately 28% of those in need compared to just 2% in 2003.

In 2013, the total number of patients alive on ART in Malawi was 472 865, representing coverage of 83% of patients with a CD4 count ≤350 cells/µL (www.unaids.org).org

In the 3 years 2009 2011, 6.8%, 12.1% and 14.7% of the eligible population aged 40 74 years attended an NHS Health Check, representing coverage of 33.9%, 60.5% and 73.5%, respectively.

Figure 15a,b is the graphs that represent coverage, according to Rc and degree K, and change in number of neighboring sensors in the cases where obstacles did not exist and did exist.

Figure 14a,b is the graphs that represent coverage, according to degree K that should be maintained, and change in average number of neighboring sensors in the cases where obstacles did not exist and did exist.

Figure 13a,b is the graphs that represent coverage, depending on number of sensors and elapsed unit time, and change in average number of neighboring sensors in the cases where obstacles did not exist and did exist.

Putative contaminant sequences, are poorly represented (coverage ranging from 13 to 29 reads with a mean and modal coverage of 20 and 14 reads, respectively).

Maximum AE represents complete coverage of upper and lower extremities; minimal AE represents coverage of feet only.

This change in behavior could artificially increase IV coverage, which would not represent coverage in the general population.

This strategy has an additional advantage: no extra files need to be generated to represent coverage vectors.