The phrase "also in the elder" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to older individuals or a specific context involving elders, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The traditions were passed down through generations, and they were also in the elder's teachings."
Alternatives: "also in the older generation" or "also among the elderly".
In interviews with biographer Jon Meacham, Bush, 91, said Cheney, who also served in the elder Bush's Cabinet, acted too independently and asserted too much influence within George W. Bush's administration, especially after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
This confirms the assumption that financial strain is a source of psychological distress for many older adults [ 40- 42], and that the challenge of social inequalities in health is also present in the elder age groups.
"If he is lost as reported, this will be a serious blow both in planning and also financially," the elder said.
"It's a shift in the physical, but also in the spiritual," says an elder, Phil Sullivan.
The artist, writer, and actor as corrupting or otherwise morally dubious influences is a notion that turns up in both of those later Márai novels, and also in the works of his elders.
Global black women's health and rights also affect the elders in our community, since our grandmothers worldwide are caring for grandchildren who are HIV/AIDS orphans in high numbers.
The numbers of naïve T cells was also maintained in the active elders, though the rise in the numbers of senescent T cells was not protected by an active lifestyle.
Also in Norway, immigrant elders struggle with more health problems than the general population, and self-perceived health is worse among immigrants than it is among Norwegians, with increasing differences with higher age [ 2].
Noting that these Elders themselves had very different opinions on Gardnerian Wicca, he also stated that the Elders ceased providing him with new information in the early 1980s.
However, the use of the Internet as an information channel for health issues is growing not only in younger age groups, but also in elders too, a group where chronic diseases are prevalent.
