The lead workers came from a paint factory that had 30 employees, and we included all eligible lead-exposed workers, except one female who was pregnant and seven employees who worked in business and sales and were not present in the factory during the examination days.
Policemen from other common-law countries will be eligible to lead police forces in England and Wales.
Some Anglicans see it as a "cosmic shift" - arguing that the Church's theology has been changed by its acceptance that men and women are equally eligible to lead and teach Christianity.
Vitale was not immediately sentenced, and was placed under house arrest in the interim, but the relatively low maximum sentence he was eligible for lead Massino to wrongly suspect he was cooperating with law enforcement.
Only second and third year residents were eligible to lead simulated resuscitations and participate in this part of the study.
Indeed high-dose chemotherapy and stem cell transplantation, the current 'standard of care' for eligible patients, lead to significant reductions in tumour burden with an improvement in survival but the disease invariably relapses and many patients ultimately die of relapsed or refractory disease (Attal et al, 1996, 2003).
In the end, the committee decided to make all three actors eligible in the lead category.
In addition, the actor Colin Donnell - below the title in the musical revival "Anything Goes - was made eligible in the lead category.
Thus there is a strong chance that this change, although it may result in an increase in the sheer number of eligible voters, will lead to a decline in turnout rates, which are already low.
Without committee action, for instance, performers who are listed above the title of a show would be eligible for the lead acting categories, while those listed below the title would have a shot at featured (or supporting) categories.
Over the past decades, the response rates to epidemiological studies have been decreasing which can affect the selection process of eligible subjects and lead to non-response bias.
