Sentence examples for eligible only when from inspiring English sources
Control subjects were eligible only when they were devoid of any systemic diseases except for grade 1 hypertension (SBP < 160 mmHg and DBP < 100 mmHg) [16] and migraine.
Patients with unresectable primary lesion were eligible only when sufficient biopsy samples were available for chemosensitivity testing.
For trials where inclusion of participants below 12 years was unclear from the record, the record was considered eligible only when an explicit statement was present that the trial was recruiting children, or when the investigated disease was listed as child-specific in the CTC search-filter keyword database.
The Bears (21-10) have been eligible only since 2007, when they moved up from Division II.
Wie, 19, became eligible for points only when she became an LPGA Tour member this year, putting her at a disadvantage since the qualifying period began after the last Solheim Cup in 2007.
Patients are eligible for evaluation only when at least the pre-randomisation questionnaire and the subsequent questionnaire is completed.
During the first phase (October 1999-March 2001), women whose index cytology indicated borderline nuclear abnormality were eligible for inclusion only when a cytology test six months later indicated borderline nuclear abnormality or mild dyskaryosis; this was not required in the second phase (March 2001-October 2002).
Special-education services are expensive, and some who work in the New York system say, off the record, that parents are sometimes told that their children will be eligible for special reading help only when they have fallen as far as two years behind.
He said the question of membership in NATO for eligible and willing democracies should no longer be "whether" but only "when".
Only when an individual is deemed to be eligible for care does their spending count towards the cap.
Taxpayers who are married are not eligible for Head of Household when they provide for other relatives, only when they have dependent children.
