Sentence examples for tier claims from inspiring English sources

Preferred-tier claims had only slightly lower mean monthly copayments than non-preferred tier claims (angiotensin receptor blocker: $10.60 versus $11.81, inhaled steroid: $14.86 versus $16.42, p < 0.0001).

This figure shows that the groups were statistically similar in the pre-FDS period and remained so when non-interrruptive FDS was added, but that the high user group had a higher proportion of preferred tier claims after interruptive FDS was added.

The multiple regression results in Table  3 demonstrate that patients whose PCPs were high users in a time period with both types of FDS were more likely to have preferred tier claims, and this association persisted even after adjusting for medication class (OR 1.9, p = 0.04).

A change from two to three tiers decreased claims for third tier medications and net insurer costs, while patient out-of-pocket copayments increased significantly in both the first year [ 44] and second year [ 45] of follow-up.

The judge also named a second tier of claims, which will move up should any of the lead cases settle - as has happened with actress Sienna Miller's action, although it has yet to be formalised through a statement in open court.

He improvised verse after verse about Puerto Rican pride -- including one about a Puerto Rican flag he spotted in the second tier -- claiming musicians from Puente to Ricky Martin.

While high-profile Triple Crown races get the most attention, the mainstay of racing in America is the lower tier, so-called claiming races.

They were tipped for promotion straight back to the second tier but have claimed only four points from seven games.

The Blues became the only second-tier side to claim a third-placed finish, and earned victory in a novel way – winning the FA Cup's first penalty shootout.

By the time merger mania died down in 1989, after the collapse of the junk-bond financier Drexel Burnham Lambert, Skadden Arps was no longer a small, specialized firm but a fixture in the top tier of the corporate bar, claiming about a third of the Fortune 500 as clients.

Doncaster claims that top-tier teams who are relegated to the Championship no longer face "the very bleak financial future" that they would otherwise have been contemplating.