In the counselling session, more than half of the women (n=136) was classified into the highest risk category (i.e. a risk of more than 30% to develop breast cancer; see Table 1), and were consequently eligible for genetic testing.
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Among the 300 patients, 215 were identified at baseline as possible CKD-patients according to the NKF definition and consequently were eligible for the second assessment 3 months later.
Thirty-nine women who were not recently pregnant or breastfeeding and did not have breast reduction or augmentation surgery, and consequently were eligible to be included in analyses, were excluded because they were missing or had technically unacceptable breast density or anthropometric or DXA body composition measures.
A total of 276 patients with T2DM were consequently eligible for this study.
These patients were not in the risk set and, consequently, were not eligible as controls.
The latter is even more recommended if the number of sources is also small since the number of eligible columns (and consequently the number of exploited cross-covariances) would be sufficiently high.
In the second trial, the nurses distributing the vouchers chose to "ration" their distribution among eligible patients and consequently decreased the power of this trial to detect a statistically significant result.
There is some disagreement over when the strip-searches stopped, and consequently, on how many people are eligible to file claims.
Girls had to be at or above the fifth percentile for height and within the fifth to 95th percentile of weight for height when 8 to 10 years old to be eligible for DISC, and consequently our study.
Anticipating competition from generic brands--and a subsequent loss of revenue--the company pursued an innovation that would render a narcotic painkiller eligible for a new patent, and consequently insulate it from competition.
