Sentence examples for whose eligibility from inspiring English sources
Full text was obtained of all eligible reviews and those whose eligibility could not be discerned from reading the abstract.
Thanks to the resulting weights, the marginal distribution for each of these variables was the same among all respondents (N=4349), among eligible patients (N=4876) and among patients whose eligibility status remained unknown (N=8150).
The proportion of adult mortality that can be averted by ART provision depends on HIV prevalence, the proportion of HIV-infected individuals who know their status and whose eligibility for ART is assessed, and on the proportion of eligible individuals who start and stay in treatment programmes.
Consequently, of the 8279 individuals whose eligibility or non-eligibility could be ascertained, only 58.9% were effectively eligible (55.1% and 63.6% among those aged 53 82 and aged 18 52 at diagnosis, respectively).
People whose eligibility is questioned should be provided with a provisional ballot.
That did not apply to seniors, whose eligibility was assessed at the end of the fall semester.
One infant did not have documentation of the presence or absence of respiratory distress and thus, bCPAP eligibility could not be determined.>> Of the 135 PT/VLBW infants whose bCPAP eligibility could be determined, 61.5 % (n = 83) were bCPAP-eligible of which 59.0 % (n = 49) were correctly identified by health providers and for 51.8 % (n = 43) bCPAP was initiated.
For the 135 whose bCPAP eligibility could be determined, 83 (61.5 %) were bCPAP-eligible.
The N.F.L. instituted the supplemental draft in 1977 to accommodate players whose collegiate eligibility changed after the date of the regular amateur draft, usually because of suspensions or academic reasons.
Whereas Bound (and subsequent researchers) used the earnings of denied applicants as the upper limit on the potential lost earnings and employment of allowed DI applicants, we use the earnings of beneficiaries whose program eligibility ceases because of a medical review as an upper limit on the potential earnings of beneficiaries who continue on the program.
This is perhaps one player whose Roto Hall eligibility was boosted by steroid use.
