Sentence examples for ages project from inspiring English sources

First, in 2003, investigators for the AGES project mailed a postal survey to 23,152 residents over the age of 65 years residing in 5 municipalities in Aichi Prefecture, Japan (The prefectures of Japan are the country's 47 subnational jurisdictions. Prefectures are government bodies larger than cities, towns and villages – comparable of the states in the U.S).

With the population over the age of 60 projected to reach 1.84 million in 2030, the plan is a crucial component of the city's All Ages Project, aimed at making the city more livable, in terms of transportation, health care and other matters, for the elderly.

Project name: AGeS Project home page: http://www.bhsai.org/ages.html Operating system: Linux We validated AGeS by comparing annotations of bacterial genomes provided by the tools integrated in AGeS with annotations from other sources.

Data from the Aichi Gerontological Evaluation Study (AGES) project [ 15] were used for this study.

Hanibuchi et al. previously conducted ecological analysis that assessed associations between community-level social capital and response rate using another data set from the AGES project and found that higher response rates were significantly associated with higher social capital [ 35].

Although the validity and reliability of the social capital variables were not been directly examined, a previous study using AGES project data checked the association between social capital variables based on our survey and voting rate, rate of volunteer registration and rate of social participation based on public social survey data [ 35].

More than 2,200 people who enrolled in the US National Social Life, Health and Ageing project took part in the study at Michigan State University.

CHARTS (Source: The National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project, condensed by the National Opinion Research Center and the University of Chicago, sponsored ny the National Institute on Aging).

"Brooklyn Brewery and I do a beer-aging project together," he said, proudly, before slipping through a doorway and into the chilly space.

The Evermore concept is based on the Green House ageing project in the US, developed by geriatrician Bill Thomas, with whom she now works.

But large banks are struggling to meet the one-page goal originally advocated by the Pew Health Group's Safe Checking in the Electronic Age project.