Sentence examples for required eligibility from inspiring English sources

For eligible participants who meet all required eligibility criteria and provide written informed consent, the study KMD will open an opaque, sealed envelope in front of the participant at his or her bedside in the ED to assign the patient either to acupuncture treatment or to standard ED management without acupuncture (allocation at a 1 1 ratio; figure 1).

bBCLC C and presence of extrahepatic spread were required eligibility criteria for HCC cohort.

Restell also said the scheme was overly bureaucratic: "Most elective work [non-urgent care in hospitals] comes via referral from general practice, where registration requires eligibility checks.

Last October, the group won a unanimous ruling from the State Court of Appeals that the city was improperly requiring eligibility reviews of welfare clients who had already been accepted by the AIDS agency.

In 2008 when chest radiographs were no longer required for eligibility, 13,425 patients were eligible and 50% were invited to participate.

The reports were required for eligibility to take the Living Environment Regents examination in June 2005, investigators said.

All that is required in eligibility terms – and it could be done today – is to make one single modest adjustment.

But this represents only a fraction of the thinking required around eligibility, and also provides no answer for whether fee waivers and bursaries are the best forms of support for postgraduates deemed to be disadvantaged.

Not surprisingly, more than three-quarters of young unemployed people do not receive unemployment compensation, in large part because they are much less likely to have the employment history that is required for eligibility.

Many prophylactic trials do not specify the attack frequency required for eligibility even though this is highly relevant.

Only if ongoing eligibility is based on factors that may change over time – such as income or wage rate – will ongoing reporting be required for eligibility purposes.