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The phrase "aging cohorts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to demographics, social sciences, or health studies, particularly when referring to groups of individuals who are growing older over time.
Example: "The study focused on the health outcomes of aging cohorts in urban areas, highlighting the unique challenges they face."
Alternatives: "elderly groups" or "mature populations".
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Comparison of the young and aging cohorts revealed differences in control performance, as well as performance of the treated groups compared with controls.
For example, healthier aging cohorts and risk pooling under UHC may provide a path for sustainable health service financing and delivery (7).
Large-scale aging studies are significantly impaired by the difficulty in obtaining sufficient material due to the necessity of aging cohorts.
The role of Perp in mouse mammary tumorigenesis was investigated by aging cohorts of K14-Cre/+;p53 fl/fl mice that were wild-type or deficient for Perp.
Another area in which such approaches can be applied is high resolution imaging of bone in aging cohorts of animals using microCT.
Untargeted metabolomic profiling of 100 CSF samples detected 199 (145 named and 54 unnamed) and 204 (149 named and 55 unnamed) metabolites in the HIV and aging cohorts, respectively (Supplemental Digital Content 3).
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Nintendo knows that its real user base is an aging cohort of gamers attached to the franchises it holds.
As time goes on, inevitably, this aging cohort of heroin users grows more vulnerable to "going over" and never getting up again.
There were no other effects in the aging cohort.
The aging cohort was composed of HIV-negative controls.
Or as Brian Mattes, the spokesman for Vanguard Investments, says: "We don't pursue our marketing by age cohorts.
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