Even for those eligible for free legal assistance through publicly funded civil legal aid programs, far more eligible individuals and families are turned away due to limited staffing and funding than actually receive assistance.
If anything, the systematic reviews (field synopses) in our examples have broader inclusion criteria than most systematic reviews and thus likely represent a more difficult problem: there are more eligible papers and thus more opportunities to miss them.
When Congress created the drug discount program in 1992, it said the purpose was to enable clinics and hospitals to "stretch scarce federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services".
The teams were stratified according to the deprivation of the area in which they operated, based on national data from the mental illness needs index score (low v high) 39 as teams in areas with higher deprivation were supposed to have more eligible participants, and possibly more challenging ones.
"With more and more women becoming eligible and more and more facilities closing it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that pretty soon there will be a vast access problem," said Joshua J. Cooper, the Congressional relations director for the American College of Radiology, a professional society for radiologists, radiation oncologists and medical physicists.
In the coming years, new MRI techniques (brain and spinal cord imaging) should help us to identify those RRMS patients, especially individuals without any real disability, who are most at risk of developing destructive CNS lesions with or without first-line therapy and who are therefore more eligible for an early and more aggressive treatment strategy.
The advent of widespread printing helped to widely circulate Confucian teachings and to educate more and more eligible candidates for the exams.
The move serves as a coda to the administration's ongoing efforts to enhance rights and protections for workers, including making millions more eligible for overtime pay and expanding workers' rights to sue over pay discrimination.
The lower the EFC the poorer a student is and the more eligible they become for grant aid and subsidized loans.
They have nothing to do with stopping the nonexistent threat of voter fraud and everything to do with making it harder for more eligible voters to register and vote.
