Sentence examples for due to the eligibility from inspiring English sources
The effectiveness of such a technique is due to the eligibility of charged particles in delivering most of their energy near the end of the range, called the Bragg peak.
Under the ACA, the number of working Californians enrolled in Medi-Cal is predicted to increase to between 310,000 and 350,000 in 2014 due to the eligibility expansion.
(Note: She wasn't nominated for this year's awards due to the eligibility deadlines of album release).
The gestational age at recruitment of the intervention group was earlier than the control group due to the eligibility criteria, and thus could lead to recall bias and bias the results in favor of the intervention group.
53– 59 The prospective trials are unique for all extravasation studies due to the eligibility criteria of histologically verified accidental anthracycline extravasations (positive fluorescence microscopy), and not on the suspicion of extravasation alone.
Gender differences and household incomes were not statistically significant in both univariate analysis(p < 0.25) and multivariate analysis in our model, probably as a result of the 'welfare" structure of LTCI system in Japan, due to the eligibility for benefits is based solely on need and does not take into account the financial position or family structure of the users.
True, as Labour points out, some of the fall in measured unemployment reflects a decline in benefit claims due to the tough eligibility rules of the new Jobseeker's Allowance, introduced last year in place of the old Unemployment Benefit.
The patients in the two groups were not directly matched, but demographics were similar due to the strict eligibility criteria.
The recruitment was difficult due to the stringent eligibility criteria to allow meaningful results from the functional tests and to exclude participants who need treatment with statins.
We further limit our analysis to adults between 18 and 64 years of age due to the different eligibility criteria for adults compared to children and the elderly.
On the other hand, it can be more difficult and costly to recruit subjects due to the stricter eligibility criteria for severity because it implies more screening.
