Sentence examples for eligibility factor from inspiring English sources

There is an eligibility factor -- some positions are not eligible for full-time or even part-time arrangements.

But he would not rule himself out if the eligibility factor changes. "If it does, it does," Holik said.

Murders committed in the course of another felony, the eligibility factor used in Christopher Thomas's case, would be eliminated.

Stratification for age and MGMT promoter methylation is mandatory in EORTC clinical trials for GBM, thus we suggest that NG2 may be an additional eligibility factor for identifying the potentially poor responders.

Eligibility factors include the size of the company or an employee's tenure, and people who work for small businesses or in high-turnover positions are often penalized.

A lot of our clients don't fit into cookie-cutter situations and I'm afraid of vulnerabilities that could rise from a bot handling applications and other legal issues," she said, adding that nuanced issues such as immigration status, mental illness, criminal justice history and many other eligibility factors might not be addressed by a chatbot.

However, according to stated NIH policy, "NIH may consider other eligibility factors relating to the applicant's ability to responsibly handle and account for Federal funds and to carry out the project.

The details of these calculations and the specific factors we control for in each country are provided in Additional file 1: Appendix B. Figure 3 (panels A through E), plot the actual (the same rates shown in Figure 1) and adjusted disability recipiency rates, that net out these demographic and eligibility factors, for each country over time.

A credit report is pulled, and then an algorithm considers risk and eligibility factors and within minutes returns a recommendation.

Although we attempted to keep the eligibility factors secret from participants and outreach staff, we do not know if volunteers (both eligible and ineligible) guessed those factors and shared them with other women in the community.

In all, 84 patients were excluded due to clinical eligibility factors (5 had bilateral breast cancer, 2 were male, 15 were aged >75 years, 59 were premenopausal, 3 had unstaged axillary lymph nodes).