Sentence examples for for which eligibility from inspiring English sources

These estimates were based on the proportion of eligible households for which eligibility was assessed (AAPOR Response Rate 3 conventions; The American Association of Public Opinion Research, 2011).

This specification of the treatment status, which hinges only on the receipt of SSS for the year of 2016, for which eligibility is pre-determined before the announcement of SSS details, assures us that treatment status is pre-determined and exogenous.

Real-world evidence can be difficult to generate for therapies, such as CRT-D, for which eligibility criteria include information not routinely collected in relevant clinical registries.

For a subset of households that were not contacted or for which eligibility was not determined, or for which the selected respondent did not complete the questionnaire, we asked them again to participate in the UMDES.

For the mortality outcome, we excluded trials in which eligibility for inclusion was unclear (based on ICU admission), and further explored odds ratio (OR) as an alternative to RR analysis.

The effect will be "small or negligible for most categories of workers," the CBO says, because there will be almost no impact on workers who get their insurance from their employers or who earn more than 400% of the federal poverty line (for a family of three, that's $78,120), the point at which eligibility for federal premium disappears. .

By raising the income threshold at which eligibility for Medicaid lapses, the health-care reform encourages these people to work more.

To be fair, the Labor Department also suggests that employers are free to raise workers' salaries to the new higher threshold of $22,100 a year, the level at which eligibility for time and a half ends.

The second main theme unpacks some of the thinking around specific aspects of RCT feasibility; whether randomisation would work and the ways in which eligibility for DDP might be defined.

For each patient the ParvOryx01- trial includes two phases: i) the screening phase in which eligibility for trial inclusion is assessed and ii) the treatment/follow-up phase in which the trial treatment, the medical monitoring and 3 follow-up visits are performed.

We compared the number of individuals eligible for screening and the number of cases potentially detectable by screening in the population undergoing screening based on age alone compared with a population undergoing personalised screening based on age and polygenic risk-profile, in which eligibility for screening depends on 10-year absolute risk of being diagnosed with prostate or breast cancer.