Additional strategies like these can be used to complement our search method--either to find more eligible studies or to increase confidence in the results of the search method when no other studies are found.
Perhaps most significant, the army will have 55,000 enlistees by December, up from 23,000 in 1998, while the number of draftees eligible to fight increased from 57,000 to 103,000 in three years.
She will also receive an annual bonus of $2.4 million, eligible to be increased to $6 million under certain performance conditions.
Health professionals may want to begin discussing CRC screening with patients well before they are age-eligible for screening to increase CRC screening rates among their patients who are in their 50s.
It also said that by promoting the web address it was able to increase eligible applications by 100% in four years, and estimated that from testing its own usage, the cost to parent was reduced from about £3 per application to five pence.
Furthermore, in the recent CONSORT statement it was emphasized to include information on the eligible participants in order to increase validity [ 31].
This study suggests that the actual rate of NMS opportunities is less that the theoretical rate which means that it would be possible to widen the scope of the NMS by including other conditions eligible for the service to increase the number of opportunities a pharmacist has to conduct the NMS and consequently the number of patient who could benefit, without exceeding the funding limit.
Errol A. Brett, a real estate lawyer in Floral Park, N.Y., says he is representing several tenants who were given preferential rents during the conversion process but whose landlords — now that the conversion is complete and the tenants are no longer eligible to buy — are trying to increase the rents to the legal regulated amount.
To make matters worse, Amazon's planned headquarters in New York's Long Island City is in a newly designated "opportunity zone," potentially eligible for tax breaks designed to increase investment in low-income communities.
One risk is that, if the number of people in a state eligible for cash assistance were to increase rapidly because of a recession, some qualified people could go without help.
