Sentence examples for elderly on average from inspiring English sources

In particular, the elderly, on average, become less adept at processing numerical information or recalling details presented in unfamiliar settings.

However, cost-effectiveness decreased significantly with age, suggesting that rituximab may be not as economically attractive in the very elderly on average.

Although excess death due to influenza is generally associated with the elderly, on average 130 260 excess deaths occur in children <5 years of age; 66% of those deaths are in children with chronic disease.

Of the 14 presented statements, general practitioners and elderly care physicians gave on average between 10 and 11 correct answers, clinical specialists gave on average between 9 and 10 correct answers.

In a more than 20 years old study, 761 institutionalized elderly people were taking on average four medications (present study group 4.2; SD = 2.6) and 47% of them were taking one or more hyposalivation-related medications [ 44].

It was curious to us that frailer elderly people on average reported fewer co-morbidities than the fit ones, as this is outside of our experience with other FI calculations and therefore unexpected (Table 1).

Microcirculatory morphological study by NVC showed enlarged capillaries in all viewed portions (apical, efferent and afferent) in HE compared to YC, capillary diameters in the elderly being on average 70% larger than in young persons.

It's the single most important source of income for its elderly beneficiaries, contributing on average two-thirds of income for recipients over age 65.

DISCUSSION: Despite the increasing pressures and demands on adult children's time that are associated with social and economic development, the elderly in Taiwan on average feel supported by their social networks, with the perceived availability of support increasing with age.

For example, when presented with blended food products 56 blindfolded young and elderly subjects were, on average, only able to correctly identify 40% of these foods.

It has been estimated that ambulatory elderly women require on average 18 μg vitamin D per day to maintain adequate vitamin D level (that is, S-25-OHD above 50 nmol/L) during winter.