Sentence examples for elderly status from inspiring English sources

After adjusting for elderly status, comorbid illness burden, and severity of illness, elevated INR was associated with a 2.9 (95% confidence interval [CI] 1.6 5.2) increased odds of death, and a low platelet count (< 150,000/uL) was associated with 2.0 (95% CI 1.2 3.3) increased odds of death.

The six domains of DRPs found to have statistically significant associations were renal impairment, polypharmacy, cardiovascular disease, elderly status, and duration of hospital stay.

Elderly status (age > 65 years), PS > 2, and/or comorbidities represent major features determining toxicities and limiting quality of life of treated patients, thus limiting indication of sorafenib.

The age range in this study was 18 50 years, with the upper limit based on the threshold for elderly status being over 50 years in some countries [ 21].

If we consider the effectiveness of the Inflexal V® vaccine, the multivariable logistic models included, in addition to elderly status, the following confounding factors, which changed the crude-OR by more than 10%: heart and respiratory diseases, drinking and smoking.

If we consider the overall effectiveness of adjuvanted influenza vaccination, the multivariable logistic models included, in addition to elderly status, the following confounding factors, which changed the crude-OR by more than 10%: drinking and smoking.

For the hospitalized elderly, functional status [ 8- 10] and depressive symptoms [ 11] have been shown to be predictive of resource utilization and mortality.

However, the authors of the article merely utilised three parameters to decide whether it was possible to administer chemotherapy to the elderly: functional status, as measured by the Lawton Brody Scale and the Barthel Scale; comorbidity, as measured by the Charlson Index; and the researchers' own subjective opinions.

City planners and politicians prioritize cars and assume that only the poor, disabled, and elderly (low-status groups) will ride transit, so they see no need to make it convenient, comfortable, or reliable.

We can see that sons' highest years of education does not actually improve elderly parents' economic status; parents' tend to feel that their economic status rises with their sons' social and economic status, which is largely the result of traditional culture, which advocates "to be respected for sons' achievement" and "to live with sons".

[A] Following rates were calculated per 10,000 population aged 65 and over: Perceived bad health status: elderly declaring feeling bad or very bad.