Sentence examples for a highly aged from inspiring English sources

Like many cities affected by that tsunami, Rikuzentakata is a rural area, and it had a highly aged population before the disaster: 34.9% of its population was aged 65 years or over in 2010 [ 9].

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a highly age-related inflammatory process of joints.

Exposure to agricultural habitats in early life also appears to affect survival, but in a highly age-dependent manner (Table S2B).

If we don't become a highly visible Aging Solo movement, or at least sound a loud wake-up call, we'll be sucked into a slow glide to a socially (and perhaps financially) impoverished old age.

This has nothing to do with job availability, and everything to do with a highly predictable aging demographic.

In contrast, mRNA levels of B2M and GUSB, two housekeeping genes commonly used to assess RNA quality in human postmortem specimens [27], and of MGMT a gene with a highly unusual age-related methylation profile (Fig. 2)–did not show a correlation with age (R2 = 0.02 for MGMT, and <0.002 for B2M and GUSB).

The likelihood that an individual fly will experience such an event is highly age-dependent, and the incidence of both fibrillation and arrest increases dramatically with age, while the percentage of flies able to recover from such events declines with age [55].

But Cleopatra had lived in a highly literate age, and her actions had influenced the formation of the Roman Empire; her story could not be forgotten.

But then 33 is a highly symbolic age: after all, it has been suggested that Christ was 33 when he died – and he was arguably the king of the comebacks.

This represents a highly mobile age group whose interactions may be important in transmission of respiratory infections and hence a potential target in intervention design.

A highly precise age model of the near-surface sediments of Lake Suigetsu was established on the basis of varve counting combined with a verification of the age estimation using excess 210Pb and 137Cs dating.