Sentence examples for rising coverage from inspiring English sources

However, with rising coverage of Zika's potential impact, the 27-year-old has admitted to a personal dilemma.

Recife showed a tendency toward sustained and continuously rising coverage over the study period, eventually reaching ≈100%.

Likely due to a combination of declines in incidence, massive scale-up of ART coverage [5,30,31] and rising coverage of PMTCT [32], the burden of HIV/AIDS has declined in the last half decade.

At a minimal coverage of 5× we observed 0.4% discordant loci at maximum but this difference is most likely caused by an amplification bias rather than by real differences, since the number of discordant foci quickly diminishes with rising coverage demands.

The initial fast increase in the hydrogen entry rate might be associated with the rising surface coverage θH and with weakening of the bonds of the adsorbed hydrogen to the metal, facilitating the Hads→Habs transfer.

The interception itself was less a mistake and more a great individual play by the rising young coverage linebacker Danny Trevathan.

Among these, Anderson looks for rising interest coverage (or the multiple by which profit before interest and taxes covers interest expenses) and rising free cash flow, here defined as cash flow from operations minus capital expenditures.

Furthermore, the rising media coverage of China's outstanding growth and its predicted future importance in world economic and scientific affairs had aroused my inquisitive nature, especially as I understood so little of its culture.

14 In contrast, three other studies, in the USA, Italy and Catalonia, did not detect an impact of rising vaccine coverage of the elderly on all-cause excess mortality.

For the case studies (median coverage = 1,174 people reached), marginal cost also rises as coverage increases (see figure 2): marginal cost at the 75th percentile of coverage is 1.9 times that at the 25th percentile of coverage (INR 450 and INR 227, respectively).

As insurance rates rose and coverage weakened, patients were forced to pay out of their own pockets an increasing portion of Dr. Mirro's bills.