Sentence examples for development of the elderly from inspiring English sources

This study trains older adults to become gerontological promoters who act as self-help help-group co-ordinators (gerontological nuclei) and establish self-care and self-promotion actions for the wellbeing and social development of the elderly population.

She was also, she pointed out, the only woman, the only resident of Heritage Hills -- a development for the elderly -- and the only veteran.

There are also several bigger, organized co-housing developments formed by and for seniors.Glacier Circle in Davis Calif .was the country's first self-planned housing development for the elderly, and is one of the best-known.

The development of the Future Elderly Model was supported by the National Institute of Aging of the National Institutes of Health (grants: P30AG024968, RC4AG039036) and the MacArthur Research Network on an Aging Society.

Re "Issue of Elderly Housing Separates Suburban Generations" (news article, Feb. 10), about the controversy over new housing developments for the elderly in Westchester County: One of the reasons people oppose construction of housing for the elderly is that it can threaten the local public school system.

Different types of robots (rehabilitation, services and companionship) have been developed or under development for the care of the elderly.

For example, the diet rich in monosaccharides or saturated fats is the cause of accelerated dementia development in the elderly people in Alzheimer's disease [ 15, 16].

CC atrophy is also significantly associated with impaired motor performance and walking speed and seems to contribute to development of dementia in the elderly independently of WMLs load [ 20].

Thematic analysis of the literature search and key informant IDIs provided key themes used in the development of the question guides for elderly IDIs and FGDs.

The purpose of this study was to quantitatively evaluate changes in lumbar disc height using radiographic measurements and to investigate risk factors for development of disc height narrowing of the elderly.

The comparative "older" has become an absolute term, in a way that mirrors the development of "elderly" 350 years earlier -- when somebody talks about "older Americans" nowadays, no one asks, "Older than whom?" Granted, many of those phrases reflect a new perception of age as an important social issue.