Sentence examples for multiple eligibility from inspiring English sources

Pricing for the screening generation subscription service ranges from a basic free service for a basic web screen and a text message-based screen, to a full suite of tools with multiple eligibility generating options and downloadable data about the people using the service.

Among infants with multiple eligibility criteria, 30.7% received hypothermia, 28.1% had an Apgar score of 3 or less, 26.9% had a clinically apparent seizure, 17.2% had stupor or coma, and only 1.2% had neuromuscular blockade.

"They still have multiple years of eligibility left," he said.

Joseph Danek, who ran NSF's EPSCoR program for many years and now works for a Washington, D.C., consulting firm, The Implementation Group, says that NSF has looked at "multiple formulas for eligibility" over the years but that the state has always been the essential unit of measurement.

There were multiple levels of eligibility, based on the amount of seniority a person had.

A large pool of subjects was assessed for eligibility for multiple HVTN clinical trials, with candidates offered the opportunity to participate in a study for which they met inclusion criteria.

60 Healthcare delivered across multiple services, confusion about eligibility for specialist heart failure services and relational/managerial discontinuity of care added additional complexity and likelihood of suboptimal management and unplanned admissions.

Multiple successive periods of eligibility, defined as an observed coverage end date followed immediately by a new coverage start date, were considered switches in insurance product and not a discontinuation of coverage; therefore, such changes were not considered an interruption in coverage but rather a single, continuous period of eligibility.

By the time Cruz landed in the office of Marsh-Williams, he was multiple credits short of athletic eligibility — more than could be made up in one semester.

To identify Common Data Elements (CDEs) in eligibility criteria of multiple clinical trials studying the same disease using a human computer collaborative approach.

These challenges include intense eligibility criteria with multiple levels of eligibility, rigorous protocol, and invasive procedures.