The phrase 'such as claim' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to introduce an example of something. For example, "Many believe that the vaccine is responsible for adverse health effects, such as claim of anaphylaxis."
When reviewing medical records, claim data, such as claim data for payment, is much easier to obtain than clinical data.
Other factors such as claim duration or legal representation have also been shown to influence recovery [ 10- 14].
Moreover, given the loose language in other claims of this patent (such as Claim 14) that allow for 'essentially' the same molecule, a broad interpretation is possible that could easily cover thousands of other genes for this one patent.
But other claims are ridiculous, such as claims it can "rinse the spine".
Masculine rhyme, in verse, a monosyllabic rhyme or a rhyme that occurs only in stressed final syllables (such as claims, flames or rare, despair).
The cost of various legacies of the strife in Northern Ireland, on issues such as claims for loss of hearing by police officers, could eventually exceed £500m ($800m).
Dubbed "the world's first robot lawyer", Browder later programmed it to deal with a wider range of legal issues, such as claiming for delayed flights and trains and payment protection insurance (PPI).
The debate would probably be equally intense on a scientific level because, paleontologists said, so much -- such as claims of finding the earliest known human ancestor -- is being made of a modest, though fascinating, collection of fossils.
The Russian treatment of Ukrainian banks in Crimea suggests an answer: the conquest of physical territory can be leveraged to acquire financial assets, such as claims to revenue from car leases.
State regulators are simply too small to regulate credibly the industry's biggest companies, and they currently spend most of their time on smaller-scale matters such as claims-processing and premium rates.
He said unions did not do a good enough job responding to what he said were the other side's misstatements, such as claims that the proposal would bar schools from screening the employees they hired.
