Sentence examples for defined eligible from inspiring English sources

Therefore, 21 drug classes were defined eligible for automatic interchange and corresponding dose conversion factors were extracted from the literature (Table 1).

12 15 16 In each of the three datasets, for each financial year, we defined "eligible" patients as those registered with an included practice for the full year.

Hospitals were defined eligible for analysis of patient composition if >70% of recorded patient visits were allocable to their corresponding ward of origin.

The selection criteria defined eligible patients as Caucasian ambulatory men and women aged ≥50 years with knee osteoarthritis according to American College of Rheumatology criteria, 8 with pain on at least half of the days of the previous month (intensity ≥40 mm on a 100-mm visual analogue scale).

Remember, companies that offer flex-spend benefits have always had leeway to define eligible expenses more restrictively than the government does.

They fully recognize that the Department of Defense possesses the "regulatory flexibility" to define eligible beneficiaries, and recommend that they do so after the implementation of DADT repeal.

A geographic information system was used to define eligible wells and surrounding homesteads.

Offset terms were incorporated into models using the SAS procedure, PROC GENMOD, to account for the sampling probabilities used to define eligible cases and controls [ 15].

To enhance reliability of meta-analyses, protocols should clearly define time points to be extracted, provide a hierarchy of scales, clearly define eligible treatment and control groups, and present strategies for handling multiplicity of data.

It is therefore an imperative to explore roles of G-CSF and GM-CSF in cancer in order to improve treatment outcomes and to better define eligible patients' cohorts.

The study used systematic, rigorous and transparent approaches to define eligibility criteria, search for eligible studies, select studies and abstract data.