Sentence examples for qualifying index from inspiring English sources

Sporting's German grand prix qualifying index features a points scale comprising 25 for pole position, 10 for second place on the grid and five for third.

Patients were required to have ≥364 days of continuous database enrollment before the qualifying index date (AF diagnosis date for AF patients and a qualifying encounter date for non-AF comparators), which was considered the 1-year baseline period.

For all three cohorts, patients needed to be continuously enrolled in the NCSHP a minimum of 6 months prior to and 6 months following the qualifying index claim.

Baseline demographic data, including home postal address, vascular risk factors, medications, smoking status and date and time of qualifying index event were recorded at study entry.

Therefore, unequal voting shares must pass two tests to qualify for index inclusion.

The degradation index, qualifying the rate of degradation with number of w d cycles, is proposed in term of initial soaked strength (without w d cycle).

But unlike the stage theorist, the relationalist claims that there is a single object that directly bears the properties in question, the time index qualifying the property and not the subject of predication.

Thus, significant reduction in these components also qualified as indices of onset.

Participants had to have at least six months' continuous eligibility before the first qualifying diagnosis (index date) and be aged at least 3 and not more than 18 at the index date.

ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) was diagnosed when ST elevation ≥1 mm was seen in at least two contiguous leads in any location on the index or qualifying ECG, or when presumed new left bundle branch block or documented new Q waves were observed.

STEMI was diagnosed when new or presumed new ST-segment elevation of at least 0.1 mV in two or more leads was observed in any lead or new left bundle branch block was found on the index or qualifying electrocardiogram with 1 positive cardiac biochemical marker of necrosis.