Sentence examples for lower eligibility from inspiring English sources

The study documented a much lower eligibility and participation rate than was originally hypothesised.

In this study patients receiving an integrated care intervention reached a treatment eligibility of 42% compared to the standard care group with a significant lower eligibility rate of 18%.

Using state-specific poverty level criteria, we estimated the screening rate for all states combined to be 14.7% (CI, 13.8 15.6%), reflecting the lower eligibility limits used in many states (data not shown).

SFFII participants were demographically similar to nonparticipants except that non-participants were more likely to be Hispanic because of a lower eligibility rate (60%) in CA, where most participants were Hispanic.

Lawmakers are now considering lowering eligibility requirements to include projects costing $50 million and companies with 150 employees.

We can gradually approach health insurance for all by lowering eligibility for Medicare to age 60 now, and lowering it by five years every five years.

As a condition of receiving stimulus money, states were prohibited from lowering eligibility thresholds, which they are allowed to set within federal parameters.

They urged the Empire State Development Corporation to quadruple the money it gives to trade center tenants, to 16percentt of each business's annual gross revenue, and to lower companies' eligibility to 4 employees or more from 10 or more.

Lower the eligibility age.

Because if it makes sense to lower the eligibility age for Medicare to 55... what is to stop some future Congress from lowering it to 45? Or 35?

We screened >2,600 patients; 72% were ineligible because glycated hemoglobin was lower than eligibility criterion; many physicians referred patients they thought were not adequately managing their diabetes because of poor control relevant to everyday life, such as blurred vision or pain, self-assessed control of diabetes, or depression (13).