The phrase "a set of eligibility" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to refer to a collection of criteria or requirements that determine whether someone qualifies for something.
Example: "To apply for the scholarship, you must meet a set of eligibility requirements, including a minimum GPA and community service hours."
Alternatives: "a list of qualifications" or "a series of criteria".
Each document d in our collection D is a clinical trial protocol which itself contains a set of eligibility criteria.
A total of 14,828 individuals meeting a set of eligibility criteria were identified among 65,876 users of all 5,996 tube wells in the 25-km area of Araihazar, Bangladesh; 11,746 were recruited into the study.
Aspects of the design aren't decided in isolation, predicted recruitment under a set of eligibility criteria may be adequate if there is a change in outcome variable for example.
Allocation of home care services was guided by a set of eligibility criteria in several regions and countries, e.g. the Belgian region Flanders [ 29], Denmark [ 15], Finland [ 37] and the Netherlands [ 44].
Often, however, knowledge about T is limited, then one needs to use a set of eligibility traces for spreading out the earlier stimulus across time to make sure that at least some of these signals can be related to the later occurring x0 or r signal.
These methods are used in Spectrum to estimate the number of HIV+ adults under any set of eligibility criteria.
These include meeting a set of minimum eligibility criteria on fiscal transparency, access to information, public disclosure about public officials and engagement with citizens.
Hence it is required to use a set of different eligibility traces E11,…, N to make sure that the earlier input is spread out over a long enough time such that the later input (x0 or r) can be correlated to it.
Some state officials said they would like to establish a common set of eligibility criteria and work requirements for food stamps and cash welfare benefits.
Overall, we show that developing a template set of eligibility criteria for clinical trials, specifically in their full-text form, is feasible and could lead to more efficient clinical trial protocol design.
Two authors (IG, DP) independently reviewed each potential study for eligibility on the basis of a predefined set of eligibility criteria.
