Sentence examples for elderly water from inspiring English sources

PARIS — When an artist friend asked the architectural historian Joseph Rykwert if he was familiar with her aunt's work, he presumed she was referring to an elderly water colorist.

Where H-MRS is used then issues relating to hydration and fat infiltration of muscle, particularly in the elderly; water shifts associated with acute exercise; changes in glycogen storage and creatine accumulation, need to be accounted for.

Women may have less access to productive resources such as land, agricultural inputs and services like credit, as well as time, especially considering the many responsibilities women carry out within households in addition to agricultural labor (e.g. caring for children and the elderly, fetching water and fuel, and tending to domestic chores).

The burden of looking after the young, sick or elderly or fetching water and firewood falls disproportionately on women; in India this unremunerated work is equivalent to 182% of total tax revenue.

How should people go about cooking, cleaning, and caring for children, the sick, and the elderly when the water fails to return three to five days after the taps run dry?

We used the Temporal Exposure Response Surfaces modeling technique to examine the association between gastroenteritis-related emergency room visits and hospitalizations in the elderly and drinking water turbidity before and during the 1993 Milwaukee waterborne Cryptosporidium outbreak.

For instance, MWSL has launched the "Elderly-In-Needs" water subsidy program in 2001, which offers those aged over 55 free water consumption of 5 m per month.

Korea has entered a stage where elderly people drink hydrogen water," said Dr. Lee Kyu-jae, President of The Korean Water Society and professor at Yonsei University at the Hydrogen Academic Seminar 2016 of Tourism Institute of Northeast Asia TINAA) held on August 26 at Hwangnyeon's Town Education Center in Gimcheon of North Gyeongsang Province, Korea.

Elderly women sipped ice water and fanned their sweating faces.

It was the Labour party who gave us the scandal at Mid Staffs – elderly people begging for water and dying of neglect.

I didn't run with music, I didn't have any fancy kit (I didn't feel "qualified" to buy the skin-tight leggings I saw proper runners wearing), my trainers were elderly and let in water.