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1 more than 20% of income on health care (and premiums).

2 In the central nervous system, space is at a premium.

3 cannot efficiently price the associated risk premium.

4 tended for laboratory use when space is at a premium.

5 nor and only one believed it might raise the premium.

6 igh-throughput situations where time is at a premium.

7 ddition with quality that can fetch a better premium.

8 but mating motives do not explain the beauty premium.

9 experimental and field evidence of a beauty premium.

10 indings uncover the existence of a democracy premium.

11 it to laboratories where bench space is at a premium.

12 able electronics and vehicles volume is at a premium.

13 costs to health plans, increasing insurance premiums.

14 nditures for health care services, including premiums.

15 sumers and be more cautious about increasing premiums.

16 ental employer who paid all or part of their premiums.

17 5% CI, 66.2%-66.8%) paying the same or lower premiums.

18 -plan spending, a proxy for future insurance premiums.

19 and concern about high and rising insurance premiums.

20 d to deductibles, coverage gaps, and monthly premiums.

21 -5.3% to -0.8%; P = .008) but not including premiums (0.4%; 95% CI, -2.8% to 4.5%; P = .82).

22 3.6%] vs 6.3% [95% CI, 6.2%-6.5%]; including premiums: 26.6% [95% CI, 25.0%-28.1%] vs 16.5% [95% CI,

23 s. female, aHR: 0.85), and monthly insurance premium (501-800 vs. 0-500 U.S. dollars, aHR: 1.45; >= 8

24 catastrophic health expenditures (including premiums: 81.7% [95% CI, 74.6%-88.9%]).

25 coverage initiation (79.0%), and affordable premiums (88.1%).

26 uninsured because of cost, health insurance premiums across all ages may increase over time.

27 percentage points), and lower monthly Part D premiums (adjusted difference, -$7.18 [95% CI, -$14.24 t

28 y plans had a higher likelihood of $0 Part C premiums (adjusted difference, 10.8 [95% CI, 10.8-10.9]

29 ted States was calculated; and variations in premium affordability by age, income, and geographic are

30 ual compensation associated with health care premiums (after accounting for tax deductibility) and lo

31 cial trait offers the opportunity to produce premium alfalfa hay with a more greenish appearance.

32 f the world indicated two main categories as premium and average quality.

33 ross-sectional study, MA plans received high premium and rebate payments for beneficiaries enrolled i

34 's capitated payment but continue to receive premium and rebate payments.

35 Premium and store brands for each product were included

36 The primary outcomes were mean monthly premiums and annual deductibles, as well as the proporti

37 personal out-of-pocket spending on insurance premiums and co-payments have declined from 23% to 11%;

38 w subset of providers in an attempt to lower premiums and compete for consumers.

39 r individuals with private insurance, rising premiums and cost sharing have undermined wage gains and

40 nts with breast cancer may experience higher premiums and deductibles as US hospital market consolida

41 ed to receive $120 per enrollee per month in premiums and rebates, equating to $23 million to $58 mil

42 motivated by the potential for higher price premiums and reduced losses during transit.

43 tizens vs immigrants paid similar amounts in premiums and taxes ($6269 per capita [95% CI, $6185-$635

44 on (95% CI, -$2.3 to $136.3 billion) less in premiums and taxes than third-party payers paid for thei

45 Total and per capita payments for premiums and taxes that fund health care as well as thir

46 ve assessed whether immigrants' payments for premiums and taxes that fund health care programs exceed

47 uptions, due to delays, rerouting, insurance premiums and trade disruptions, to be USD10.7 billion pe

48 re more likely to be in contracts with lower premiums and with a rating of 4.5 stars or higher.

49 Health care services burden excluded premiums and, when applied to the insured population, wa

50 ncer survivors independent of sex, insurance premium, and alcohol consumption.

51 modification was observed by sex, insurance premium, and alcohol consumption.

52 , including plan type, vertical integration, premium, and MA star rating.

53 Advantage plans had lower deductibles, lower premiums, and fewer prior authorization, step therapy, a

54 insurance but contributed nothing toward the premiums, and government employees whose private coverag

55 lay emergency assistance, increase insurance premiums, and leave victims with significant out of pock

56 -sectional study estimated MA plan spending, premiums, and rebate payments for MA enrollees who elect

57 Following the introduction of the Quality Premium, antibiotic items prescribed decreased by 8.2%,

58 rmine who is eligible for insurance and what premiums are to be paid.

59 Concerns about increased life insurance premiums are valid but insurance companies are assessing

60 In 2019, health care premiums as a percentage of compensation at the 95th per

61 During all 32 years, health care premiums as a percentage of compensation were greater fo

62 of citizens: the dramatic growth in the wage premium associated with higher education and cognitive a

63 mericans underestimated the life-time income premium associated with union membership, 72% underestim

64 An account of the "beauty premium" based only on mating motivations overlooks adap

65 Specifically, "premium" beef could be differentiated from "unsatisfacto

66 ate that these advantages operate in part as premiums-benefits attached to WAHM status that cannot be

67 The impact of globalization on the wage premium between the skilled and unskilled may not be as

68 ngness to abandon enrollment where insurance premiums cannot outrun medical costs.

69 Premium chocolate is obtained through a post-harvesting

70 d fungi, influence key flavour attributes of premium chocolate.

71 HPH) is an interesting alternative to obtain premium citrus juices, but its effects on bioactive comp

72 ontents in eight coal samples of the Argonne Premium Coal (APC) series and in the NIST SRM 1632d is p

73 to determine the sulfur forms in the Argonne premium coals, varying in rank.

74 al" and "fruity" aromas commonly ascribed to premium coffees from traditional producing regions.

75 ases were searched (ProQuest Health Research Premium collection, Scopus, PubMed, Web of Science, ASM

76 loyers and households paying for health-care premiums combined with existing government allocations.

77 in outcomes: (1) out-of-pocket spending, (2) premium contributions, and (3) likelihood of experiencin

78 non-Hispanic White families with ESI went to premium costs compared with 19.2% (95% CI, 18.8%-19.7%)

79 < .001) and having employer-sponsored, full premium-covered health insurance (22.2% vs 16.5%; RR, 1.

80 etirement benefits; employer-sponsored, full premium-covered health insurance; and employer's contrib

81 For this study, premium data for all health plans offered on the state a

82 A premium database maintained by the Cleveland Water Divis

83 c agriculture can continue to expand even if premiums decline.

84 ated for lost operative time via malpractice premium discounts, continuing education credits, and com

85 Intracellular space is at a premium due to the high concentrations of biomolecules a

86 in glaucoma patients of the Glaucoma Module Premium Edition (GMPE) available for the Spectralis opti

87 at artificial intelligence could reduce cost premiums, enhancing high energy efficiency and net zero

88 The choice of open RPLND yielded a 6.9% cost premium for a surveillance program in this model.

89 The model predicts a cost premium for both primary chemotherapy (18.7%) and RPLND

90 A risk premium for plants with CCS increases these ranges to $2

91 f laparoscopic RPLND was practiced, the cost premium for primary surgery (29.1%) approached that of c

92 become accessible, however, the appropriate premium for TAF will likely merit a downward adjustment,

93 Premiums for both plan types decreased throughout the st

94 es were collected; the after-subsidy cost of premiums for the least-expensive bronze plan for every c

95 rnings associated with growth in health care premiums for the median US family with ESI was $125 340

96 lost wages associated with growth in cost of premiums from 1989 to 2019 based on 1988 compensation.

97 randomised, stratified by school-level pupil premium funding (below/above county-specific median) and

98 Being a crucial step to produce premium gasoline components as well as optimum ethylene

99 d and stereotype explanations for the beauty premium, have too many confounding effects, and lack cru

100 of abiotic stress-resistant cultivars is of premium importance for the agriculture of developing cou

101 ffered, with the goals of lowering insurance premiums, improving coverage rates, and/or addressing th

102 oritism is not sufficient to create a beauty premium in competitive settings.

103 risk levels are not compensated with a risk premium in GDP levels, nor higher GDP growth.

104 ural selection from expression data are at a premium in the field, and to date, phylogenetic approach

105 r the size of their networks, offering lower premiums in exchange for a more limited set of care choi

106 There is believed to be a 'beauty premium' in key life outcomes: it is thought that people

107 t characteristics (star rating, monthly plan premium, in-network maximum out-of-pocket limit, plan ty

108 Federal policies prevented premium increases in 2025, but Part D plans may have res

109 given to ensure that patients who will face premium increases in the individual market can obtain in

110 s in the United States will face significant premium increases in the individual market.

111 ects of losing insurance on mortality and of premium increases on becoming uninsured.

112 Using monthly health insurance premium information, income levels were assessed annuall

113 en the growing number of patients undergoing premium intraocular lens (IOL) implantations, patient ex

114 de greater clarity on billing Medicare for a premium intraocular lens patient's return to the operati

115 have been few recent reports on the use of 'premium' intraocular lenses in the setting of endothelia

116 eview aims to collate evidence on the use of Premium IOL technologies in eyes receiving EK and to und

117 receiving monofocal IOLs, patients receiving premium IOLs appear to be more challenging to satisfy be

118 newly developed products on the market (e.g. premium IOLS, MIGS), was "minimally discussed but not em

119 action with a growing segment of the market, premium IOLs, that target intermediate and near vision,

120 t reports have described the implantation of Premium-IOLs (such as Multifocal IOLs, Enhanced Depth of

121 to ascertain the safety and effectiveness of Premium-IOLs for FECD eyes.

122 The facial trustworthiness premium is large for decisions based solely on faces, wi

123 This premium is largest for lakefront property and decays wit

124 eak forces operating over short distances, a premium is placed on complementarity: The molecular surf

125 pe 1 diabetes because weighting of insurance premiums is based on outdated estimates.

126 been developed to verify the authenticity of premium lentils originating from Eglouvi, Lefkada, Greec

127 Premium levels of service that reduce foul odor and/or p

128 ore sustainable and effective substitute for premium Liquorice extracts for medicinal and commercial

129 14,580 sex-, age-, residence-, and insurance premium-matched control individuals.

130 MPLATZER PFO Occluder to Medical Management [PREMIUM]; NCT00355056).

131 Although premiums were 29-32%, breakeven premiums necessary for organic profits to match conventi

132 renewable energy resources with a small cost premium of 9.60 $/MWh without implementing carbon pricin

133 veness ratios (ICERs), and the maximum price premium of CAB-LA drug at a willingness-to-pay threshold

134 nd that current conditions warrant an annual premium of up to $1000 over the average wholesale price

135 s with 4 to 4.5 stars and plans with monthly premiums of $1 to $50 by 4.6 percentage points (95% CI,

136 remedies on the physician community and the premiums of Medicare patients are examined.

137 To acheive this will place a premium on all those engaged in health to understand the

138 tential role in treating COVID-19, placing a premium on analytical tools capable of supporting such e

139 To evaluate the impact of the Quality Premium on antibiotic prescribing, we used a segmented r

140 beddedness and interdependence are placing a premium on collective efficacy to exercise control over

141 This has put a premium on effective ITC.

142 ing use of expanded criteria donors places a premium on efficient use of recovered organs.

143 ease as a larger number of utilities place a premium on energy flexibility, and cogeneration is more

144 ccording to whether the environment places a premium on good health and partner investment.

145 ascular care of individuals who place a high premium on habitual exercise, sports performance, and/or

146 re minor, and competition for light places a premium on height growth.

147 oponents of the neutral theory have placed a premium on how stochastic factors, such as birth, death,

148 compelling evidence that homeowners place a premium on improved water quality.

149 This sets a premium on information capacity of sensory receptors, wh

150 cial role in call interpretation and place a premium on listeners' abilities to integrate information

151 biodiversity, and limited resources, place a premium on maximizing the expected benefits of conservat

152 This requirement puts a premium on obtaining spectra and developing credible int

153 This notion places a premium on people engaged in the health sector understan

154 the square of measurement error, there is a premium on precision.

155 This places a premium on priorities: how can we support the most speci

156 ture of the goalkeeping position that puts a premium on the ability of goalkeepers to make quick deci

157 c value, suggesting that people place a high premium on the ability to influence others.

158 Therefore, there is a premium on the ability to perform selective activation o

159 The model places a premium on the network dynamics before the onset of a st

160 such as climate change and harvest, place a premium on understanding the evolutionary genetic basis

161 This places a premium on understanding the structure of the hormone in

162 an environment defined by organ scarcity and premiums on value-based care.

163 The premium or discount at which each debt instrument was va

164 dering a lifetime horizon, the maximum price premium over TDF-FTC could be seven times higher: $232 p

165 would be cost-effective with a maximum price premium over TDF-FTC of $38 per year (maximum price of $

166 .6%) for catastrophic expenditures excluding premiums (P < .001).

167 g mean general surgery malpractice insurance premiums; paid claims per surgeon; state tort reforms; a

168 For tasks in which precision is at a premium, performance would be optimal if no noise were a

169 The face trustworthiness premium persists with real (rather than virtual) currenc

170 specified botanical sources often command a premium price due to their organoleptic or pharmacoactiv

171 ically provides white honey, which fetches a premium price in both local and inter-national markets.

172 health benefits, and so it can be sold at a premium price.

173 The increasing demand for premium priced Indian Basmati rice (Oryza sativa) in wor

174 Premium prices are carefully adjusted to cover the expec

175 are changing, with consumers prepared to pay premium prices for milk from either certified organic or

176 easing demand for organic products and their premium prices make them an attractive target for fraudu

177 gy primarily on rapidly increasing liability premiums; problems in access to care; and demands for le

178 marine n-3 (omega-3) PUFA that is seen as a premium product.

179 cal modeling and experimental work show that premium products release more amounts of small fibers an

180 The PREMIUM (Prospective, Randomized Investigation to Evalua

181 ent Foramen Ovale in Migraine With Aura] and PREMIUM [Prospective Randomized Investigation to Evaluat

182 The equity premium puzzle refers to the observation that people inv

183 ved from biology may help explain the equity premium puzzle.

184 The "Quality Premium" (QP) introduced in England in 2015 aimed to fin

185 urity and postharvest handling protocols for premium quality cactus pear fruit.

186 When applied to premium quality human oocytes, NT-ESC lines were derived

187 academic division has unique strengths: (1) premium quality of care, (2) a single employer, (3) a so

188 pplicators studied previously indicates that premium quality toilet papers present significant potent

189 emical composition of FSS generated from the premium quality Vostitsa currants was studied.

190 this study, a process for the production of premium quality yellowish, cloudy pear juice from low-qu

191 ng the obtainment of dried strawberries with premium quality.

192 The combination of electricity sales at a premium rate, savings in waste management costs, and eco

193 espondents reported an increase in insurance premium rates.

194 tion of wines and a required step for making premium red wines.

195 5% CI, 10.8-10.9] percentage points), Part B premium reductions (adjusted difference, 6.7 [95% CI, 6.

196 h the [Formula: see text] price and the risk premium relative to expected damages.

197 d with medical spending, including insurance premiums, relative to income, defining high health care

198 ith the nested structure command higher wage premiums, require longer education and are less likely t

199 cation 3.1 (Biotyper), Vitek MS Plus Saramis Premium (Saramis), and Vitek MS v3.0.

200 e and are growing in popularity in the UK/EU premium snack food market.

201 st, no differential changes were observed in premium spending (relative percentage change 1.9%, -13.9

202 In contrast, premium spending and high burden medical spending did no

203 expenditures, defined as out-of-pocket plus premium spending exceeding 19.5% of family income.

204 8 lower (95% CI: -$1652 to -$285; P = 0.006) premium spending; and 34.6% lower probability (absolute

205 s included physicians' malpractice insurance premiums, state tort reforms, frequency of paid claims,

206 and middle-income patients eligible only for premium subsidies (251%-400% FPL) were compared to high-

207 igibility for ACA low-income cost sharing or premium subsidies in 2014 (i.e., income </=250%, 251%-40

208 ncome patients eligible for cost-sharing and premium subsidies in the Marketplaces [income 139%-250%

209 patients eligible for both cost-sharing and premium subsidies, but not in middle-income patients eli

210 in middle-income patients eligible for only premium subsidies.

211 in which wide field motion detection is at a premium, such as collision-free navigation of terrestria

212 The premium tax credit and cost-sharing subsidies have made

213 costs in terms of increased health insurance premiums, taxes, or both.

214 g, strong seed trichomes ('fibers') used for premium textiles.

215 We aimed to estimate the maximum price premium: the greatest price markup that society should b

216 d include the stagnation of the college wage premium; the rise in student debt; decreasing selectivit

217 e culturally relevant benefits and favorable premiums, they came with important trade-offs, including

218 evel of coverage, steps to lower Marketplace premiums through a variety of strategies affecting poten

219 fewer approved of paying more for a Medicare premium to ensure coverage (829 of 2604 respondents [30.

220 ighly appreciated by consumers who pay price premiums to compensate for lower yields, enabling on-far

221 or the precision application of lanthanum in premium tobacco production.

222 fees, forfeitures, prison charges, and bail premiums transfer billions of dollars from oppressed com

223 Dermatology's debt instruments improved to a premium valuation by August 2021.

224 The Quality Premium was introduced in 2015 to financially reward loc

225 A premium was placed on economy of design: the system comp

226 Although premiums were 29-32%, breakeven premiums necessary for o

227 However, when actual premiums were applied, organic agriculture was significa

228 sts that 3 decades of increasing health care premiums were likely associated with reduced annual earn

229 When organic premiums were not applied, benefit/cost ratios (-8 to -7

230 carbonization is achievable with modest cost premiums, which are further mitigated by international c

231 results not only imply large changes for the premium wine industry, but also highlight the importance

232 Premium wine production is limited to regions climatical

233 mission scenario, we estimate that potential premium winegrape production area in the conterminous Un

234 nemaking, indicated that those elaborated as premium wines presented higher phenol and tannin content

235 were mostly used in those wines projected as premium wines, probably looking for greater mouthfeel co

236 nated year), but did not pay more in monthly premiums with 66.5% (95% CI, 66.2%-66.8%) paying the sam

237 All treatments were classified as "premium," with the B. licheniformis treatment receiving