Sentence examples for a qualifying criterion from inspiring English sources

But under the new directives issued by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, domestic violence is no longer a qualifying criterion for asylum.

Therefore, algorithms for nursing-sensitive outcomes that are the result of infections often include a qualifying criterion that removes this high risk group.

In addition, initiating ART is a qualifying criterion for disability grant, whose combination with effective treatment contributes to improved health outcomes (Knight, Hosegood and Timæus 2013).

Because age is a qualifying criterion for Medicare eligibility and is also associated with sepsis risk, we performed analyses by age-strata (18 to 64 years and 65+ years).

In the newly implemented Express Entry system for selecting economic immigrants, Canadian work experience is a key qualifying criterion, but Canadian study experience does not receive additional consideration (Bonikowska et al. 2015).2 A conviction underlying these selection policies is that destination-country study experience in and of itself is not necessarily an advantage.

The arbitrator, Graeme Mew, ruled that, while accepting British Gymnastics had endeavoured to act in the best interests of the sport, it had been wrong to exclude the team on the basis that its qualifying criterion was unclear, a decision welcomed by the team's coach, Sarah Moon.

The qualifying criterion for inclusion in Cox's regression analysis was a P-value ⩽0.1 in the univariate analysis.

The main qualifying criterion was the rate of pay.

Table 3 shows the proportions and rates of each qualifying criterion for pressure ulcer.

Proportions and/or rates for each nursing-sensitive outcome were determined by running the algorithm with the qualifying criterion included and then rerunning it with the qualifying criterion excluded.

If there was no statistically significant difference in the rates (CI included zero) or the number of records was <5, the qualifying criterion was dropped from the algorithm.