Sentence examples for elderly age range from inspiring English sources

However, the relatively narrow elderly age range (55 77 years) of our study population at blood draw may account for the lack of association between age and AS in this study.

BMS is more common in women in the middle to elderly age range [ 2, 3].

In the case of meniscus this may be because a more limited and elderly age range was available for comparison.

In the present cohort of preselected elderly (age range 69-79 years) women with a normal LV ejection fraction and a normal LV geometry, the rate of diastolic dysfunction was as high as 42%.

Onset of schizophrenia occurs most commonly in early adulthood from 17 to 30 years of age, but can arise in childhood (in <1% of cases) through to the elderly age range.

We investigated the severity of andropausal and depressive symptoms, as well as their hormonal determinants, in 196 middle-aged and elderly men (age range: 40 80 years) with prediabetes (PD) and in 184 healthy peers.

Participants: Twelve healthy elderly subjects (age range, 67-85y), 5 patients with stroke (age range, 24-64y), and 8 patients with diabetic neuropathy (age range, 53-77y).

In their study, gender difference in CIMT only exists in young population (mean age: 35 years) but not in elderly population (age range: 55 72 years) [ 26].

Thus, 44 community-dwelling elderly females (age range = 60 years to 85 years) were recruited via a convenience sampling to yield a significant result.

Most patients with myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) are elderly (median age range 65 to 70 years); as a consequence, the incidence and prevalence of these diseases are rising as the population ages.

The inclusion criteria are (1) elderly patients (age range 60 90 years), (2) scheduled to undergo open thoracic or open abdominal surgery with an expected duration of 2 hours or longer.