Sentence examples for be less frail than from inspiring English sources

Hazard rates are strongly influenced by selection effects operating in the population (e.g. higher availability of referral centers in a given locality), and individuals surviving up to a certain time will on average be less frail than the original population, therefore unobserved individual heterogeneity (or frailty) was also taken into account [ 23].

Similar proportions of men and women were from ethnic minority groups (about 6%) and lived in urban areas (about 43%); however, men and women from ethnic minority groups were less frail than those of Han ethnicity.

Overall the persons completing the intervention seem to be less frail, less afraid of falling and less avoidant than the persons who did not complete the intervention.

Those whose flesh is less frail might be keener.

A recent study confirms that persons who are less frail are engaged in productive activity [ 40].

The rebels are not getting stronger; they are just less frail than the other options.Sameer GhimireSydneyThinking manSIR – The Marqués de Tamarón used an old and easily refuted argument in his attempt to defend religious faith against atheism by pointing to the godless regimes of communism and National Socialism (Letters, October 7th).

However, most authors agree that perineal procedures might be less invasive than abdominal procedures, offering successful treatment in frail elderly patients with extensive comorbidity.

Furthermore, negative experiences (hypoglycemia) prior to the observational period could have resulted in a pre-selection of fitter elderly which were assumed to be less threatened by hypoglycemia than the frail elderly, and a selection of elderly patients with fewer hypoglycemic complications at low HbA1C levels.

After weeks of reports from Sharm that he was in a coma, unable to speak and refusing to eat, he looked less frail than many had imagined he might.

Our data show that 46%% of the frail population was less than 60 years old, a finding in agreement with the data obtained in another study performed by our group, which included patients undergoing dialysis.

Moreover, the risk of being frail when the FMD was less than 10%% was 2.83 according to bivariate regression analysis and 3.86 according to multivariate regression analysis.