Sentence examples for thought to be eligible from inspiring English sources

Babies who are thought to be eligible will be assessed by the treating clinician who will confirm eligibility, ensure that consent has been obtained and then randomise the baby using a web based system, based at the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit (NPEU) Clinical Trials Unit.

Babies who are thought to be eligible will be assessed by the treating clinician who will confirm eligibility, ensure that consent has been obtained and then randomise the patient using the web based system, provided by the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit (NPEU).

Between 160 and 320 are thought to be eligible for a bionic eye operation.

Some 550 households were thought to be eligible, yet fewer applications than expected were made – in the end around 115 went through.

Currently, only 11,000 people have signed up for the credit, which contributes to their national insurance record, yet around 200,000 are thought to be eligible.

About 1m overseas Iraqis are thought to be eligible to vote; 75 sites in 36 cities in 14 countries, from Jordan to Australia, have been approved for voting, in what its organisers claim is the largest overseas voting programme in history.

Ms. Fukada met a 24-year-old woman who said she planned to start lying about her age as soon as she turned 25 — too old, she thought, to be an eligible bachelorette.

The titles and abstracts were reviewed, and 32 articles that were thought to be potentially eligible for inclusion were retrieved and evaluated (fig 1).

Articles thought to be potentially eligible were retrieved in full and each of these articles was independently assessed for eligibility by two reviewers (ML and THT).

All pregnant women who were thought to be in the first trimester of pregnancy were eligible regardless of their ED presenting complaint.

* Data only collected on the subjects thought initially to be eligible for the trial; all were later deemed ineligible due to presumptive TB.