Sentence examples for concentrated aging from inspiring English sources

NORCs are a nationally recognized urban phenomenon related to concentrated "aging in place" – older adults who remain in their home for a long tenure rather than leave them for retirement communities or assisted living – or they may also develop due to the arrival of older adults or the departure of young people (Vladeck and Segel, 2010, p. 1 2).

And when Republicans are left with a political coalition concentrated among aging, paunchy, male Caucasians (my demographic group), Trump will be long gone from politics.

They gave me an 80-minute facial and I asked them to concentrate on aging.

In particular, this research concentrated on the aging effect on the availability and activity of surface COOH groups.

Its business is concentrated in the aging Netherlands, Germany and U.K., where demographers expect a collective 5% decline in the infant population over the next five years.

For ex-smokers, the largest proportion (67%) of the disability effect of DLE difference is concentrated before age 70 years while for male and female smokers the proportion of the disability effect before age 70 years is 78%and73%3% respectively.

Arguments and court cases have concentrated on age discrimination in television – but that is the more objectively measurable factor.

In drivers, the study found that bango abuse was concentrated in age group (21 to <31 years) and in those driving microbus, van and half van.

In such situations the effect of MSTBV is concentrated in age groups of the population that contribute little to transmission.

Previous analyses of the flattening of the decline in mortality have mainly concentrated on age and sex effects in developed countries (England and Wales, United States, and Australia).

Traditional reporting of results from the GYTS has concentrated on ages 13 to 15 years, and estimates of prevalence and the general socio-environment that may be associated with teenage smoking.