Sentence examples for to which insured from inspiring English sources

The degree to which insured people deliberately self-select into dental insurance based on their dental health status, risk perception or personal attitudes is not clear.

"A second goal is to end the use of low-cost funds — to which insured depositories have access — to subsidize high-risk activity".

The mean ages at which insured and uninsured women underwent hysterectomy were similar – and relatively young by global standards.

One of the reasons given by the Tribunal in declaring the law unconstitutional was the lack of definition concerning "conditions and scope of services" to which an insured person is entitled under the health insurance law.

The standard, mandatory vaccination catalogue set by the Standing Vaccination Committee (STIKO), which insured persons can use as a guide, would send an important message, namely that vaccinations are good and important.

The extent to which findings from an insured population can be extrapolated to other populations is difficult to assess.

They are comparing very sick uninsured individuals, who have no choice but to go the hospital, to the insured, which may include patients with less severe or non-urgent conditions.

Publicly insured women usually have a different demographic background to privately insured women, which is related to poor neonatal outcomes after birth.

Saomai struck a less developed area of China, which limited insured damage to around ¥400 500 million (RMB, $50.5 63 million USD).

He expects that higher co-payments and deductibles — cases in which an insured person needs to pay more for health care out of pocket — will have a major, underappreciated role in holding down costs in the future, too.

Another disorienting aspect is that an association would be able to sell its plans across state lines, in a way that would disregard the insurance regulations in the state in which the insured person lives.