Sentence examples for unacceptable coverage from inspiring English sources

Due to unacceptable coverage of patella, data did not include BML scores from this part of the knee joint.

Conversely, β of 20% meant that we may have classified the lot as unacceptable coverage up to 20 times, when real coverage was above the satisfactory level (UT).

But the bill has become a political football for the far-right Tea Party, who see any attempt to close the gaping holes in coverage as unacceptable government overreach.

Last week the paper's "Bwing on the Euwos" ridiculing of England manager Roy Hodgson's speech impediment was branded "in poor taste and disrespectful" by the Football Association, which told the editor, Dominic Mohan, that the coverage was "unacceptable".

In 1994, she and President Bill Clinton insisted that anything short of universal coverage was unacceptable and proposed a vast overhaul of the health care system to provide it: a 1,342-page 1,342-pagedrew withering fire from an array of interest grouplannd died in a DemocrathatCongress.

This is half of adult coverage; an unacceptable inequity.

α (or consumer risk) is the risk of accepting a lot when coverage is unacceptable, meaning that the population is not provided with a service of acceptable quality (i.e. high coverage) but the area will be considered to have achieved the target coverage.

LGAs were classified as having acceptable levels if they achieved the MDG-recommended global average of 90% coverage benchmark, or unacceptable if they fell on or below the national coverage from Demographic Health Survey (DHS) 2013 (4), based on a statistically determined decision rule (d), adjusted to the sample size and a predetermined coverage threshold.

However, for applications in which the loss of type coverage of concepts is unacceptable, the best solution is to assign the concept the IST that has the most closely related semantics.

It is unacceptable to risk the loss of coverage for so many women, and outrageous to expect an abortion rights organization to be quiet.

Despite strong recommendations, seasonal influenza vaccination coverage rates in Spain remain unacceptable, even in high-priority groups.