Sentence examples for possibility of eligible from inspiring English sources

Apart from the possibility of eligible families being too rich or too ill informed to claim, most of the children not claimed for were ineligible as the children of non-nationals with temporary or unconfirmed residence status, such as foreign armed forces, overseas students, and recent immigrants, including asylum seekers.

However it has the limitation of having to rely on key informants of varying ability to find the women and the possibility of missing eligible cases.

One might reply that persons' interest in having shared moral and political norms excludes a priori the possibility of an empty "eligible set" of justified proposals.

While we conducted the review using established criteria [ 62] it is impossible to exclude certain sources of bias, particularly the possibility of having overlooked eligible studies.

With this simple movement, the possibilities for eligible receivers become dizzying.

The possibility of gay men becoming eligible for the HPV vaccination may move closer on Wednesday when the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) – experts who advise the government on the use of vaccination to tackle any medical condition – discuss the issue.

The estimated interaction effects between PBD and state unemployment rates on job finding by ineligible individuals raise the possibility of similar interaction effects for eligible individuals.

The limitations of this study are the possibility of selection bias of the eligible patients and the retrospective nature of the study in a single hospital.

The response rate in the Hizen-Oshima Study was approximately 30% of eligible women, so there is a possibility of selection bias.

There are some potential limitations to our study: (1) the non-probability sampling design method and participation of less than half of those eligible, raises the possibility of selection bias; (2) simple categorisation of cholesterol as 'normal' or 'abnormal', BP as 'hypertensive' or 'normotensive' and FBG as 'diabetic' or 'non-diabetic', as in other studies.

The screening of eligible patients was conducted by the clinic nurse to overcome the possibility of physician bias.