Sentence examples for preclude eligible from inspiring English sources

Lim points out that the guidelines are not intended to preclude eligible private organizations from applying to be tissue bankers; they simply need to meet all the requirements.

The Gleneagles commitments went further, stating that developed countries "should improve the utilisation of our preference schemes by ensuring that rules (particularly rules of origin) are transparent and simple to follow and do not inadvertently preclude eligible developing countries from taking advantage of those schemes".

Current procedures for enrolling in Medicaid and maintaining benefits eligibility are burdensome and inefficient and unnecessarily preclude many eligible individuals from obtaining services, especially those with psychiatric disorders (Morrissey et al. 2006).

Participants enrolled in the short-term study for ≥2 weeks without AEs that would preclude continued treatment with LDX were eligible to participate in the long-term (12-month), open-label, single-arm study [ 5, 20].

It is has now been demonstrated that baseline severe anaemia should not preclude use of zidovudine in antiretroviral-eligible patients in resource-limited settings [ 26].

Since the year 2009, they no longer paid unemployment insurance contributions, to preclude the possibility for participants to become eligible for unemployment insurance benefits on the basis of their programme participation.

Challenges posed by the definition of the Class, specifically the prolonged (50-year) exposure period and inclusion of residential, employment, and school-based exposure, preclude an exact determination of the total eligible population.

Women with chronic conditions and health problems are eligible unless the problems are serious enough to preclude participation in moderate level exercise.

Scott's parents were not born in Zambia, and a 1996 constitutional amendment stipulating that a candidate had to be a Zambian citizen and have parents who are Zambian by birth precluded Scott from being eligible to run for president.

Women were not eligible to enroll if they had active substance abuse that would preclude their ability to participate in the study or if they had a hysterectomy.

Controls were eligible if they were alive at the time of diagnosis of their case: this did not preclude their being dead at the time of study.