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During a 4-month period, 4,802 potentially eligible women presenting for routine antenatal care at Hung Vuong Hospital were screened for eligibility, with 2,952 women found eligible.

The level of social care support that deafblind people are getting is being cut and many councils, under enormous financial strain, have been upping the bar for eligibility, with many setting the threshold at a higher level than ever before.

More than 24,000 women between 18 and 25 years of age were invited to participate and pre-screened for eligibility, with recruitment of 7466 women (30% of those pre-screened, 59% of those eligible) who were randomized to receive 3 doses of the HPV vaccine or hepatitis A vaccine as control.

All patients referred to our centre for 90Y-RE were screened for eligibility with full medical history, standard laboratory evaluation (including but not limited to liver function tests) and 18F-FDG-PET/CT imaging (including diagnostic multiphasic contrast enhanced abdominal and thoracic CT).

Thus, 745 families were assessed for eligibility, with 64 not meeting inclusion criteria.

Thirty-eight subjects were assessed for eligibility, with 33 being randomized (1 1) to treatment interventions.

Relevant articles were reviewed and examined for eligibility beginning with the abstract and followed by full text review.

Although a spirometry recording was required for eligibility, patients with COPD in the present study were identified based on a record of their diagnosis from a primary care database rather than actively recruited when visiting a physician.

6-10 celebratedher celebrathe the NCAA's approval of his appeal for an additional year of eligibility with 20 points including four exciting dunks, three on lob passes.

Two reviewers (JJ and SM) independently assessed all 1) titles and 2) abstracts/full text CPGs for potential eligibility, with discrepancies resolved by consensus if needed after discussion with all authors (see Fig.  1).

Adults (≥ 18 years old) attending HIV clinics in London (Royal Free Hospital), Newcastle (Royal Victoria Infirmary) and Middlesbrough (James Cook University Hospital) were screened for study eligibility, with only those of African origin, having an available stored serum or plasma sample and having negative HBsAg tests within 2 years of the date of the sample collected for inclusion.