Sentence examples for revised coverage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton's revised coverage mirrors that of the Democratic bill in the Senate.

Officials at CBS News said yesterday that they would slightly revise their coverage plans for the first night of the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, after television critics and their own employees complained about the way the opening night of the Republican gathering in Philadelphia was handled.

Currently, 15 years after drug approval, CMS is undertaking an extraordinary review of their epoetin policy in an attempt to revise Medicare coverage and reimbursement based on evidence that enhances patient outcomes.

For example, Romanow recommended that the CHA be revised to include coverage for home care services specific to HPC.

A key improvement in this revised annotation is coverage of untranslated region (UTR) sequences, with 79%and59%9% of transcripts containing 5' and 3' UTRs, respectively.

In 2009, the Ethical Guidelines for Clinical Studies was revised and the coverage of the local rule expanded to all investigators in order to maintain the quality of clinical research at Tokushima University Hospital.

The revised scheme expanded the coverage of the insurance (coverage depth and height) and the eligibility of beneficiaries (coverage breadth).

This renders Section 5 inoperative unless Congress comes up with a revised version of determining coverage.

From the additional triggers mentioned by patients, tiredness (n = 8) was added to the revised questionnaire.> Coverage of HAE warning signs included in the draft HAE PRO and reported by patients spontaneously can be found in Table  5.

Household coverage was revised to correspond with the population density ranging from one CHW covering 500 people for areas with dense populations in the provinces of Nairobi, Central, Western and Nyanza provinces to one CHW covering 50 people in sparsely populated areas in North Eastern province.

Beijing's representative office frequently pressures the free media in Hong Kong to revise or remove coverage that it dislikes.