Sentence examples for English literate from inspiring English sources

Eligibility criteria included English speaking, English literate, and mentally competent pregnant women 18 45 years of age.

Participants had chronic non-specific LBP 15 with duration of at least 3 months, and were aged 18 75 years, English literate and non-pregnant.

Each mother was interviewed by one of the researchers (KAO and IOS) or the research assistant, after the contents of the questionnaire had been explained to them in the native language (illiterate parents) or English (literate parents).

For the difficult-to-encounter cases (such as older PRs or English literate older residents) street intercepts at public areas such as malls, transport locations and community centres were carried out.

Women receiving prenatal care at these sites were eligible to participate if they were at least 18 years of age, English literate, between 18 and 28 weeks of gestation at study enrollment, lived in Durham County, were planning on delivering at Duke University Medical Center, and did not have a multiple gestation or any known fetal genetic or congenital abnormalities.

Patients will be eligible for study inclusion if they are: (1) over 17 years of age, (2) diagnosed with breast, colorectal or prostate cancer, (3) within the last 6 months, (4) suitable for treatment with curative intent, and (5) English literate.

According to Senator Murphy, they qualify as safer drivers than the non-English literate immigrants.

However, many patients will not meet the full eligibility criteria (e.g. some patients will be non-English literate, unable to provide informed consent etc).

Taiwan's own high-tech industry may lose out because firms often tap college-trained, English-literate Filipinos as a cheap labor source.

Of those not able to read English, all others had an English-literate family member or friend.

The DPP utilized the oral glucose tolerance test as the screening tool, implemented a very intensive one-on-one intervention, was very expensive, and recruited a more educated and English-literate population.