The phrase "accommodation age" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the age or period related to accommodations, such as in real estate or travel, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The accommodation age of the building reflects its historical significance and architectural style."
Alternatives: "age of accommodation" or "period of lodging".
Measurements taken included patient demographics (accommodation, age, sex, comorbidities), laboratory investigations (white cell count, neutrophil count, C-reactive protein, microbiology results), clinical features (vital signs, presence of localising symptoms, complications, place of acquisition).
Community dwellers, including those living in supervised (sheltered) accommodation, aged over 65 years and followed-up by a PHN were included.
The variations in aberration of the normal eye with the individual and their pupil size, accommodation and age are summarised.
Loss of lens elasticity is one of several proposed mechanisms responsible for the decline in accommodation with age and is the most accepted explanation for presbyopia.
If he made any accommodation to age, or to a heart attack that he had in 1959 and the bypass operation that he had almost three decades later, it was to cut back from six to five cartoons a week and, occasionally, to take a nap on a lumpy sofa at one corner of his office, which was notable for its chaotic piles of old newspapers and coffee cans filled with soft-leaded pencils.
Similarly, the experience of the loss of a spouse can increase the probability to move from homeownership to rent accommodation before age 65 (Angelini et al. 2013a, b).
For the 35 year-old subject, the changes in lens shape are significantly reduced, a consequence of the loss of accommodation with age.
Associations between LOS, pre-fracture accommodation status, age, sex, fracture type, hospital separation codes, selected comorbidities and complications were examined in regression models for acute phase and total LOS for patients from residential aged care (RAC) and from the community.
A recent Homeless Link report shows that nearly 50 per cent of people in single homeless accommodation are aged 16 to 24, and four in ten accommodation projects for the homeless and vulnerable exclusively house young people.
Harrison writes with great depth and control about the accommodations of age, as Jamie's grandfather begins to slip his hold on the world, and Howard and Kitty realise that their fresh start may also be a final act.
Larger datasets could allow adjustment for age, seasons, and accommodation types.
