Sentence examples for timing of claims from inspiring English sources

The timing of claims can also be a pain point for the insured.

We evaluated 4 different case definitions for chronic dialysis patients based on varying the number and timing of physicians claims for dialysis: 1) At least 1 outpatient claim, 2) At least 2 outpatient claims, 3) At least 2 outpatient claims at least 90 days apart and 4) Continuous outpatient claims at least 90 days apart with no gap in claims greater than 21 days.

Levenson and another former prosecutor raised questions over the timing of the claims.

The firm said it did not like how the terms of settlement created four groups of class members, depending on the size and timing of their claims.

The timing of these claims is curious.

He questioned the timing of the claims - pointing out that they relate to a period ending in 2013 - and said they only strengthened his resolve to fight for the French presidency in April and May.

There is absolutely no coincidence to the timing of her claims, and we will defend them vigorously in court," White said in a statement provided to Deadspin at the time.

The control group was patients who had at least two claims for eczema/dermatitis [codes ICD 9: 690.*, 691.*]692.*] with the same criteria as the cases for insurance status and timing of the claims.

Republican leaders pledged to properly look into the matter "by the book," despite vocally expressing frustration over the timing of the claim.

E. g., Respondent's Brief and Appendix in the Court of Appeals of the State of New York, p. 9. Petitioners contend that, in addition to the timing of respondents' claim and the alleged silence of the New York courts, there is another basis for concluding that those courts rejected respondents' claim on procedural grounds.

2. The timing of your claim could impact your spouse.