Sentence examples for both frail and from inspiring English sources

You have two emergent models, both frail and neither perfect, where Muslim Middle East nations have built decent, democratizing governance, based on society and with some political, cultural and religious pluralism: Tunisia and Kurdistan.

We live in a world where masculinity is both frail and toxic.

Reduced preferred gait speed is associated with a higher risk for falls, disability, hospitalization, and increased mortality in both frail and well-functioning healthy older persons [ 2– 4].

However, in both frail and non-frail older adults regular exercise is the only therapy found to consistently improve health aspects, e.g. physical function, cognitive performance and mood [ 4].

In this study, STS duration was shorter than BTS duration for both frail aged and young subjects, which is in accordance with the work of Manckoundia et al 15 and Papaxanthis et al. 27 STS is an upward movement and is therefore performed against gravity, whereas BTS is a downward movement and is therefore performed with gravity.

They are both getting frail and she fears they might end up in some ghastly care home.

Except an acute lesson for me, leading into the High Holidays, of both how frail and how resilient human beings are, and how fleeting and precious are our lives.

We monitored the use of the ZWIP and its implementation strategies for both frail older people and professionals.

In contrast, the strength of association between frailty and worsening morbidity was weaker for both frail (OR 1.77) and pre-frail (OR 1.30) individuals, but nonetheless significant.

Although husband and wife are both frail, they do without the morning call from the nurses' station because they have each other.

Many of the community-based studies linking LUTS and falls have included samples drawn from a broad population of older adults that likely included both healthy as well frail and vulnerable older adults.