Sentence examples for with insured from inspiring English sources

But winter storms that battered the northeastern US and Canada a year ago still resulted in huge costs to the insurance industry, with insured losses reaching $2.1bn, Munich Re said.

30, 60– 63 In the People's Republic of China, published estimates of the length of hospitalization for patients with schizophrenia have ranged from 36.8 to 69.9 days, depending on the year and the health insurance status of the patient, with insured patients tending to have longer inpatient stays.

Data was collected through exit survey with 200 insured and uninsured clients, 15 in-depth interviews with health care providers and health insurance managers, and 8 focus group discussions with insured and uninsured community members.

"Petitioners with insured plans are currently required to submit a form either to their insurer or to the federal government (naming petitioners' insurance company), stating that petitioners object on religious grounds to providing contraceptive coverage.

Any bank with insured deposits receives, in effect, a subsidy – and in return it must behave responsibly.

A small bank funded mostly with insured deposits will have a lower funding cost than a bank that relies more on wholesale funding.

Table 2 shows the balance of covariates after the 1 1 matching of publicly insured women with privately insured women was performed according to the propensity score of maternal demographics.

Compared with commercially insured DN patients, those with Medicare supplemental insurance had higher prevalence rate for CVD, CPVD, other metabolic disease, nephropathy, skin problems, and infections related to diabetes.

Interviews were conducted with 19 insured households of three different health insurance programs with a family member that had been hospitalized for severe chronic or acute illnesses in either Banyumas or Margono Sukarjo hospitals in Banyumas, Central Java, Indonesia.

Direct insurance is sold by an issuer who contracts directly with the insured party.

Those with junior college or university educations or above and those with monthly insured payroll of NT $48,200 to 57,800 have been selecting these high-end, self-paying preventive health care programs because of their higher social economic statuses.