Sentence examples for validity of insurance from inspiring English sources

Insurance status was confirmed by physically verifying the validity of insurance cards from household members.

Our study had several limitations, including the possibility of incomplete claims histories if patients changed health plans during the course of treatment, but the high agreement with HTR information indicates that the validity of insurance claims information was high.

In addition to its loans financed by Lehman and Bear Stearns — which had been sold off by then, making it beholden to smaller investors — its merchandise was marooned on container ships because of questions about the validity of its insurance policies with the American International Group.

This could have a bearing on the validity of its passenger insurance policies.

That formula hasn't been followed since World War II, however, because lawmakers didn't want to trigger the vast array of domestic laws — giving the president enormous control over the economy and calling into question the validity of contracts and insurance — that come into force when the "W-word" is used.

Violations involving validity of driver license, vehicle insurance or vehicle registrations were included as a non-moving violation.

Earthquake insurance rates are computed for reinforced concrete buildings constructed in different seismic zones of Turkey with the purpose of checking the validity of the currently charged earthquake insurance rates.

Since Officers Ferro and Ruggiero have been following these cases, they have programmed the numbers of all the major insurance companies into their personal cellphones, and when they make routine traffic stops on cars with Pennsylvania plates, they check the validity of the cards by calling the insurance companies.

This conservative approach underestimates the real incidence rate of hip fractures in Korea, but improves the validity of the incidence cases identified from insurance claims data.

However, a high proportion (42.7%) of cases of pathologic fracture at unspecified sites was noted, and, possibly through some administrative encouragement means provided by the Taiwan's health insurance authority, the accuracy of coding should be improved to ensure the validity of the data of Taiwan's health insurance system.

This study using medical record abstraction included survivors with a range of insurance types, ages, and ethnic backgrounds, strengthening inferences about external validity based on study findings.