"dependent seniors" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to elderly people who are dependent on family members or government aid for financial support, medical care, and other essential needs. For example, "Many dependent seniors need help applying for government benefits in order to maintain their quality of life."
As part of the monitoring of needlestick Injuries (NSI), there is no data available on the risk of healthcare workers NSI in nursing homes for dependent seniors.
Annual caps begin at $5,500 for dependent freshmen ($9,500 for independent freshmen) and go up to $7,500 for dependent seniors ($12,500 for independent seniors) and $20,500 for graduate and professional students ($40,500 for medical school students).
The probability of receiving help with household chores is also likely to be lower if the dependent senior is coresiding with children.
Whether the dependent senior lives with other family members may influence his or her likelihood of receiving publicly funded HMPS services.
How the fuck do social-security-dependent seniors sit at slots all day?
He added that investment banking had always had a disproportionate amount of partners "as it is more dependent upon senior relationships" and that suggesting the division was partner-heavy "ignores the deliberate structure and makeup of the business".
Studies have shown clinical innovations built on evidence-based medicine are more likely to be adopted [11], and the speed of adoption is dependent on senior management and clinical leadership [12].
As the plaintiffs continue mediation, let's hope they stand up for low-income communities and transit-dependent people (seniors, kids, people with disabilities).
"The Senate bill would leave millions of the frailest, sickest seniors dependent on state Medicaid coverage, which is being scaled back because of the worsening state budget crisis," Mr. Salo said.
The credits include those that individuals can claim for dependent children and seniors and that companies can claim for research and development as well as for hiring low-income workers.
To be eligible for tenure, young scholars are required to work for 6 years or longer as a kind of academic apprentice, dependent on a senior professor for support.
