Sentence examples for changing age structures from inspiring English sources
Finland along with the rest of Europe will face considerable challenges in the next five to ten years due to changing age structures.
The refinements of demographic predictions, including the consequences of changing age structures in developed and developing countries, offer an important update on the kinds of futures that human populations might expect.
The age structure is explicitly introduced because of a possible unstable age structure in the coming decades illustrated in Figure 2. A possible reason for the changing age structures is the comparatively large variance in the birth rate back in 1980s and 1990s, as shown in Figure 1.
Indeed, if changing age structure between 1981 2006 is allowed for, the decline in the interprovincial migrant share still occurs but is absolutely smaller.
The incidence of all infections increased over time, which appeared to be driven by the population's changing age structure.
However, the impact of the changing age structure and the growth in chronic disease and disability is poorly understood.
However, calculations controlling for the changing age structure in England and Wales during the surveillance period generates a consistent increase in risk among those >60 years of age.
30 The changing age structure in Poland as well as other countries is necessitating the creation of opportunities for this population segment to age positively.
Results in 2004 vs. 1989 can therefore be directly compared (i.e. differences do not reflect the changing age structure of the populations between 1989 and 2004).
34 This was to allow the rate of admission to be compared over time despite changing age structure of the population.
