Sentence examples for lacked eligible from inspiring English sources
Local officials describe the horse-trading as a way to redirect money from communities that lacked eligible projects or had ample money of their own to areas that needed them more.
The Justice Department says more than 600,000 of those voters, mostly blacks and Hispanics, lack eligible ID.
The rings stand for the five continents (North and South America share a ring, and Antarctica lacks eligible bipeds).
CHICAGO With Ohio State and Penn State facing postseason bans from the N.C.A.A., the Big Ten's Leaders Division lacks eligible names to fill its leader board.
Where the selected house lacked an eligible person for interview, the next house was included for interview.
Reasons for this delay were: lack of eligible patients, lack of interest of clients, workload of low vision specialists who were required to invite eligible participants and ethical considerations of a low vision specialist who had conscientious objections to inviting participants with a need for CCTV training.
The grant (2012-2020) was a major game changer for Berkeley, as a public university it has historically lacked funds to finance eligible students from Africa, particularly at undergraduate level.
444 patients with suspected torso trauma were eligible; 136 lacked consent and attendings refused enrollment of 46.
We found good completeness of serum creatinine result recording: only 11% of potentially eligible patients lacked a valid serum creatinine result (Fig 1).
These findings add uncertainty to our inferences about the cultivation of empathy among medical students and physicians, and also point to major limitations associated with the full body of physician empathy intervention literature: significant fractions of eligible studies lacked rigorous study designs, lacked control groups, and failed to use random assignment.
A major limitation to recruitment has been the large number of ineligible pedigrees (mostly due to lack of BRCA1/2 mutation status) or the lack of eligible females in the family (i.e., no eligible sisters or daughters).
