Sentence examples for time in eligibility from inspiring English sources

Differences between our estimates and the older 1995 survey might also reflect changes over time in eligibility criteria for public support.

For example, several randomised controlled trials have included expected survival time in their eligibility criteria, and a nomogram that can more accurately predict survival can provide valuable information for this consideration, potentially making such trials more sophisticated (Iasonos et al, 2008).

In line with our study, European cohorts report no gender differences in time from eligibility to initiation of therapy [ 22, 23], while in the US a propensity to delay HAART in women compared to men is seen [ 24- 26].

This is a rough estimate of the change in eligibility over time using preliminary analysis from the UCLA-UC Berkeley California Simodelion of Insurance Markets (CalSIM) model version 2.2, which models changes in the statewide and local minimum wages.

If AT&T hadn't advanced the upgrade eligibility time (in some cases by as much as six months), it would have been much more expensive for many of them to upgrade from the iPhone 3GS to the iPhone 4 — and many likely wouldn't have.

The stable population requirement would also be violated by changes in eligibility criteria over time.

In a time before eligibility limitations, he played football at George Washington and Georgetown and ran track at Western Maryland.

The first target counts the combined waiting time from first time referral until a first treatment is provided (in Eligibility or Pharmacotherapy clinic).

Q. "Streetcar" is opening just in time for Tony eligibility, which makes me wonder: What was it like to win your first best-actress award in high school?

In the analysis of time from eligibility to HAART initiation we therefore excluded patients initiating HAART before they were eligible for therapy.

Cohort 1 is used in the analysis of time from eligibility for therapy to HAART initiation.