Sentence examples for criterion residence from inspiring English sources

The criterion residence in a metropolis shortened the duration of the symptom interval significantly as compared to residence in villages/small towns (HR = 1.388 (1.075–1.791), p = 0.012).

Patients are excluded based on the following criteria: Residence outside area of practice registration; residence in a nursing home or in a home for the elderly; cognitive impairment or impaired mental status; critical or terminal illness.

Second, the selection criteria (residence in the area for at least 6 months and within a 5 kilometre radius, use of facility within the last three months before the survey, and being at least 17 years old) limit the findings to this subset of the District's population.

11 Patients were included in the study if they fulfilled the following inclusion criteria: residence in western Denmark, a diagnosis of sarcoma, treatment at the Sarcoma Centre of Aarhus University Hospital in the period between January 1 , 1979and December 31 , 2008 and/or registration in the ASR.

Children eligible to enroll or to be enrolled in the WTCHR had at least one of the following criteria: residence or school in Manhattan south of Canal Street, presence south of Chambers Street on the morning of 9/11, or work in disaster-related rescue or recovery.

The present study includes all 2,033 DHCS patients who met the following criteria: residence in Denmark at diagnosis (i.e., recorded in the Danish Civil Registration System), diagnosed with HIV after 31 January 1994 and before 1 January 2005, and age 16 years or older at time of diagnosis.

The exclusion criterion was residence in their country of origin for more than 6 months of each year.

Exclusion criteria include residence in a long-term care facility.

Eligibility criteria included residence for at least 1 month before the interview.

The main exclusion criteria were residence outside the Poitiers region and evidence of nondiabetic renal disease.

Inclusion criteria were residence in a resource-poor setting and participation in health-related research activities.