Sentence examples for clusters of elderly from inspiring English sources
Far more arresting are the clusters of elderly and young characters who serve as the novel's sparingly deployed Greek choruses: a group of early Alzheimer's patients whom Lianne tutors in a therapeutic journal-writing class, and a pair of kids who hang out with Lianne and Keith's only child, Justin.
In Ratnal, a prosperous village of truck drivers and farmers that was flattened by the earthquake, clusters of elderly men in white turbans, women in the traditional mirrored and embroidered dress of the region and young workers taking a day off lined the road for a glimpse of Mr. Clinton.
He settles into clusters of elderly women sitting on lawn chairs decorated in maple leafs.
The royal yacht Britannia will benefit few more than a cluster of elderly royals, and a gaggle of Etonians with a hard-on for colonial grandstanding.
The first fatalities due to WNND were reported in a cluster of elderly patients in 1957; however, overall, neurological involvement in WNV cases was considered unusual [ 4, 10, 11, 16].
In our hospital cluster, 19.3% of elderly ED patients were from old age homes.
The paper analyses the reasons and processes leading to the clustering of the elderly population in each category of areas associated with distinctive spatial patterns of ageing differentiation.
EARLY on a fine spring morning in the park of the Temple of Heaven, clusters of middle-aged or elderly Beijingers are scattered under the pine trees.
Other LHAs prefer to focus their resources on intermediate structures, each providing care for specific clusters of patients (e.g., elderly people, post-acute and chronic patients, disabled people) and mirroring hospital settings through the establishment of a network of non-hospital structures with a higher level of appropriateness in relation to their inhabitants' needs.
You find bicycle clubs for the elderly there, clusters of teenage boys with girls perched on the backs of their bikes, commuters chatting along the bike paths, which provide a natural mix of intimacy and distance.
cluster-of-cluster Gaussians.
