Sentence examples for becoming ineligible from inspiring English sources

The authors calculated that the eGFR threshold of 36 mL/min would result in a similar number of patients becoming ineligible for metformin compared with the serum creatinine threshold of 1.7 mg/dL (although some patients would become newly eligible and some who previously qualified would now become ineligible).

Del Zotto can play no more than nine N.H.L. games before becoming ineligible to return to junior hockey.

In the meantime, Judge Boggs said, two other judges on the court went into semiretirement, becoming ineligible to participate in the full-court hearing.

If Moody's joins its peers and downgrades Greece below A-, the country's bonds risk becoming ineligible for use as collateral by the European Central Bank when the ECB tightens its rules at the end of this year.

The trappings are similar, including a professor bailing out a student who is failing or close to becoming ineligible by stashing them in an independent study late in the semester.

The scientists also analyzed lists of people waiting for a kidney from a deceased donor and found that the probability of becoming ineligible for donation within three years was high, varying from 21 percent to 66 percent, depending on age, blood group and severity of disease.

After becoming academically ineligible for the 2007 season, Greene was forced to leave school.

The article quoted former athletic department employees who said that the independent studies were sometimes used to improve the grade point averages of athletes who were at risk of becoming academically ineligible.

In the report, three former athletic department employees said Hagen's independent studies were sometimes used to improve the grade point averages of athletes who were at risk of becoming academically ineligible.

Starting left guard Nick Marshman was not expected to play after becoming academically ineligible following the fall semester, and was replaced by redshirt freshman Jaymes Brooks.

Pete Rose, No. 1 on Major League Baseball's all-time hit list, may become the first person ever to get off baseball's permanently ineligible list, becoming eligible for the Hall of Fame.