Sentence examples for qualifying criterion for from inspiring English sources

But under the new directives issued by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, domestic violence is no longer a qualifying criterion for asylum.

Table 3 shows the proportions and rates of each qualifying criterion for pressure ulcer.

The qualifying criterion for inclusion in Cox's regression analysis was a P-value ⩽0.1 in the univariate analysis.

In addition, initiating ART is a qualifying criterion for disability grant, whose combination with effective treatment contributes to improved health outcomes (Knight, Hosegood and Timæus 2013).

Because age is a qualifying criterion for Medicare eligibility and is also associated with sepsis risk, we performed analyses by age-strata (18 to 64 years and 65+ years).

The addition of intermuscular coherence to the Awaji criteria would have permitted a classification of 'clinically probable' motor neuron disease, the qualifying criterion for riluzole therapy within the UK National Health Service and the typical threshold for entry to most therapeutic trials, and would have advanced the diagnosis in this patient by almost 2 years (Fig. 6A).

Numerous stem cell phase I/II clinical trials showing safety and efficacy will soon pursue qualifying criteria for advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMP), aspiring to join the first stem-cell therapy approved by the European Medicines Agency.

(NGC qualifying criteria may be found here).

The bill contains only vague qualifying criteria for assistance with taking your own life, such as having "a settled wish" or being free from undue pressure.

This will replace the long-held qualifying criteria for receiving the equivalent disability living allowance – being unable to walk a distance of more than 50m – which is being phased out in favour of the new PIP.

This second consultation on PIP was only undertaken to head off a judicial review as the DWP's first consultation had failed to mention its intention to change the qualifying criteria for higher rate mobility payments.