Sentence examples for elderly though from inspiring English sources

For the elderly, though, it could herald a new kind of relationship between mind and machine: even as plaque gets deposited on the brain, everyday experience is deposited on silicon, then retrieved.

This is mainly so that drivers can defend themselves against fraudulent insurance claims.It may be in medicine and the care of the elderly, though, that wearable cameras will spread quickest.

Can't think what to do with "elderly", though.

Most victims were elderly, though they ranged in age from 14 to 100.

This is most common in the elderly, though some drugs can interfere with B12 uptake.

That works out to about 3.14 breakdowns each month per elevator car, the highest rate in the developments for the elderly, though Kingsborough Extension residents said the agency's numbers seemed low.

Finally, in the bottom right quadrant, in countries as Slovakia, Hungary, Greece and others, the majority of south-eastern Europe, there is low alignment between old age related expenditure and elderly needs, though formal care is slightly above the mean.

Her husband nodded and added with a chuckle: "We're a little elderly for it, though".

Gideon Dabi offered a characterful portrayal of the Don, an elderly philosopher, though his voice lacked the necessary authority.

They lobby for more spending on the elderly, even though the country is trillions of dollars short of being able to live up to its promises.

On Wednesday, another such compound, the drug rapamycin, was reported to extend life span significantly in elderly mice, though it is not yet clear whether rapamycin sets off the same circuits as those that increase longevity in caloric restriction.