Sentence examples for ineligible with from inspiring English sources
To assess other aspects of feasibility, the project manager and research assistants will keep screening and enrollment logs on recruitment efforts; the number who were ineligible, with reasons for ineligibility; and the number who declined to participate with reasons why.
Of these, 477 (52%) were ineligible, with the size of the lesion being the main reason for ineligibility (30% of all ductal carcinoma in situ).
Four hundred and seventy-seven patients were ineligible with a total of 548 reasons stated; more than one reason for ineligibility could be present.
An athlete is permanently ineligible with a second positive test for a performance-enhancing drug.
For the 2006 season, Cruz was academically ineligible with a 1.7 grade point average and was sent back to Paterson to regroup.
Even where they did know this help was available, however, many youngsters were deemed ineligible, with nearly a third of YMCAs referring clients to food banks because they had been turned down for hardship payments or crisis loans.
A total of 2222 cases of breast cancer were reported to the WA Cancer Registry during the recruitment period, of whom 138 were ineligible (77 with delayed registration, 14 with incorrect address, 14 with inadequate English, 12 with other serious illnesses, 8 deceased, 7 not an incident breast cancer and 6 not WA residents).
Bury and Droylsden were kicked out of the Cup, in 2006 and 2008 respectively, for fielding ineligible players, with both clubs losing their appeals.
Like the DREAM Act, Obama's policy makes ineligible those with criminal convictions -- the former, for example, for any state of federal offense punishable by more than one year of incarceration, the latter for any felony conviction.
RVD is also highly effective as initial therapy for both transplant-eligible and transplant ineligible patients with newly diagnosed MM.
Logistic regression, comparing these ineligible children with eligible children, showed no indication that they differed in terms of impairment, as assessed at interview, or gender.
