Sentence examples for one of eligibility from inspiring English sources

At day one of eligibility to ECMO, more patients in the control group required hemodynamic support with norepinephrine compared to ECMO group; however, both groups had similar use of epinephrine and dobutamine, continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT), modes of ventilation, positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP), and neuromuscular blocking agents (Tables 2 and 3).

For each subsequent year in "organized sport," one year of eligibility is lost.

For each subsequent year as a pro, one year of eligibility would be lost.

COLLEGE NCAA--Reinstated Tulsa basketball C Oswaldo Gonzalez, giving him one year of eligibility for next season.

For each year in "organized sport," one year of eligibility would be lost.

Paulus, who was a quarterback in high school, has used up his basketball eligibility but still has one season of eligibility in another sport.

But when Eric Kresser transferred to Marshall from Florida in 1996 with one year of eligibility, Pennington lost the starting job and was redshirted.

Flanker Stephen O'Connor, who led the team with 50 catches last season, had one year of eligibility remaining but decided not to come back.

His coach there, Pete Carroll, declared that Sanchez was "going against the grain" by turning pro with one year of eligibility remaining.

Because Vick was redshirted in 2002 and lost one season of eligibility when he was suspended in 2004, he would have to apply to the NCAA for a sixth year of eligibility to transfer and play at another Division I-A school.

On average, female participants are 32 years old, and as expected, they are slightly younger than men because one condition of eligibility for the latter group is long-term unemployment (i.e., being unemployed for at least 24 months) and/or being more than 44 years old.