Sentence examples for men eligible for from inspiring English sources

Men participating in the study did not differ from all men eligible for the study on age, education, household income, or cigarette smoking history, but were more likely to be white and to have had more years of schooling.

Several predictive nomograms and novel genomic markers have been developed to estimate the risk of adverse pathology in men eligible for active surveillance (AS).

In 1863, the spark that ignited all-out gang war directed against the state, was Abraham Lincoln's National Conscription Act, which made all able-bodied men eligible for the draft in the civil war with the Confederate South.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, in part to improve the physical vigor of young men eligible for military service, Britain began to keep records of infant health.

But the final spark was provided by the new National Conscription Act, which made virtually all able-bodied men eligible for the draft but allowed the well-to-do to escape service in the Union Army by paying a $300 fee.

In an overall military comparison, the number of men eligible for military service in Armenia, in the age group of 17 32, totalled 550,000, while in Azerbaijan it was 1.3 million.

"He wants to present himself as a man eligible for international talks and also dialogue with the United States," Mr. Rajaee said.

Two of them are already taken, and the only man eligible for the third spot was me.

Two of them are already taken and the only man eligible for the third spot was me," said the 22-year-old.

Why Do So Few Men Get Alimony? hundreds of thousands of men are eligible for alimony, yet don't receive it.

Application of NOF derived FRAX intervention thresholds led to 936 (15.9%) additional men without osteoporosis being identified as at high fracture risk, raising the total prevalence of men potentially eligible for drug treatment to 25.3%.