Sentence examples for specialist coverage from inspiring English sources

Current data suggest that in-house obstetric coverage has greater impact on asphyxia than other specialist coverage or checklist use.

Higher birth volume hospitals had more specialist coverage (p < 0.0001), whereas checklist use did not differ (p = 0.3).

The GNM editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger, said: "Our specialist coverage of media, society and education is widely respected and an important part of our journalism.

Conclusion Higher birth volume and urban hospitals demonstrated greater in-house specialist coverage, but checklist use was similar across all hospitals.

Objective The objective of this study was to assess utilization of specialist coverage and checklists in perinatal settings and to examine utilization by birth asphyxia rates.

Results Of 253 maternity hospitals, 138 responded (55%); 59 (43%) indicated checklist use, and in-house specialist coverage ranged from 38% (pediatrician/neonatologist) to 54% (anesthesiology).

Excluding certain specialists from coverage can be a way for insurers to discriminate against individuals with certain conditions by excluding them from their plans.

"Brian's not the fastest guy back there, but he's the smartest," said Ike Reese, a linebacker and coverage specialist.

What the Giants need is somebody like Reyna Thompson, the Giants' coverage specialist on their Super Bowl XXV championship team.

Views of their videos on Facebook and Twitter were barely reaching double figures, but after approaching specialist publications for coverage he finally got a bite: PC Gamer ran an article about the game, which brought it to wider attention.

As Jaclyn Schildkraut, a specialist on media coverage of mass (and especially school) shootings at the State University of New York Oswego, tells VICE, schools are usually totemic locations, seen as repositories of "worthy victims".