Príklady coverage

• There's a good arts coverage in the newspaper, but not much political commentary.

• I can remember watching live TV coverage of the first lunar landing, so that dates me .

• The wedding received extensive coverage in the newspapers.

• Sometimes it seems that press coverage of an event is inversely proportional to its true importance .

• Satellite technology offers the opportunity, as never before, for continuous television coverage of major international events.

• The regulations for coverage of nonexcluded medical aids are complex and therefore are only briefly described.

• For example, a no boundary extension rule would result in more accurate representations but in less predictive coverage.

• These findings indicate that, under conditions of reduced astrocytic coverage of neurons, diffusion is facilitated and takes place in a reduced volume.

• Issues of independence and transparency may be more complicated for private payer technology coverage decisions.

• For each of the counties in our sample, knowing the aggregate coverage level limits the possible range of black and white coverage levels.

• One of the reasons for the full publication of the transcripts of the various programmes was precisely this non-national nature of television coverage.

• These are given reasonable coverage here but might have been taken further.

• Another point that receives substantial attention is the low rates of pension system coverage.

• Assessment approaches for receiving social care: content and coverage.

• With its uniquely broad coverage, it offers readers easy access to all the important new research relevant to stylistics.

• Overall, the real strength of this book is the comprehensive coverage of a wide range of different approaches to the study of emotion.

• However, two exceptionally well-filled releases have recently appeared, providing comprehensive coverage of his large-scale output.

• Over a range of vaccination scenarios the model informs as to the effectiveness of various levels of vaccination coverage on prison reception.

• The economic incentives that influence media content can have a spillover effect on politics through that coverage.

• Readers looking for eighteenth-century coverage should note that sources on musicians are strongest between 1790 and 1830 and during the 1850s.