Sentence examples for changed age structure from inspiring English sources
This is accompanied by a decline in the working population (demographic change) and the need for a modified workplace design in context of the changed age structure of the workforce.
This is accompanied in many western countries by a decline in the working population (demographic change) and the need for a modified workplace design in context of the changed age structure of the workforce.
The important thing, says the UN report, is a changed age structure of the population, rather than population growth itself.
3 In 1987–2005, an increase in the number of people who had contact with their general practitioner, an outpatient clinic, or a medical specialist was observed, a development that cannot be attributed to change in age structure of the population alone.
The group's researchers found that some countries that have aggressively pursued family planning programs have significantly changed their age structures in a relatively brief span of 25 years.
Given the absence of very rapid changes in mortality (due to unusual circumstances such as wars, disaster, etc)., we assumed that the annual change in mortality rate was consistent and the change by age structure was stable over the two decades.
The health effects of this global demographic change are, as yet, not fully known but estimations predict that the change in age structure in coming years will bring an increase in mortality due to non-communicable diseases, changing the pattern of the most common causes of death in the different regions of the world and the world as a whole (2).
The difference between two observed rates can be split up into a direct component (e.g., change in mortality) and a compositional component (e.g., change in age structure).
But what if we make an "age adjustment" for the population and shrink or expand the cancer incidence to match the changes in age structure?
