Sentence examples for expected eligibility from inspiring English sources

A further upside for Africa is Senegal's expected eligibility for the Emerging Market Bond Index Global.

As to be expected, eligibility rates tend to be higher in states with lower average incomes.

We estimated a random sample of 10% of available recruitment sites to be sufficient for completion of planned recruitment, based on an average attendance of ∼30 participants on an assigned antenatal day each week, and expected eligibility and response rates of ∼80%, respectively.

22 Thus, to achieve the recruitment target we estimated that a pool of 558 patients would be required from which to recruit, to allow for an expected eligibility rate of 81% (n=452), a recruitment rate of 70% (n=316), and a subsequent drop-out rate of 16% (n=266).

The probability of maintaining eligibility ψ implies that the expected duration of eligibility is 1/(1−ψ) periods.

While details remain sketchy, the initiative is expected to change eligibility standards for the three-year-old Home Affordable Refinance Program to encourage new, lower-cost loans to more homeowners who owe more on their mortgages than their properties are worth.

7 Medicaid expansion under new federal mandates is expected to extend eligibility to an additional 7 million currently uninsured women aged 19 64 years.

22 Medicaid expansion under the PPACA is expected to expand eligibility to an additional 7 million previously uninsured women aged 19 64 years and with incomes below 138% of the Federal poverty level.

Mr Ouattara's rivals are expected to challenge his eligibility to run for the presidency, and he is expected to defy them.

While the Government has made clear that no one will be denied medical care, they will be expected to prove their eligibility with an NHS number or passport either when they present themselves or once they have been "stabilised".

Specifically, provisions of the ACA are expected to substantially increase eligibility for Medicaid and future cohorts of workers who leave school in a downturn will be better able to access this source of public health insurance.