I became the elderly duathlon world champion in my age group.
13 In a further study in a small elderly "real world" cohort with anticoagulated atrial fibrillation, the CHADS2 and CHA2DS2-VASc had similar strength (C statistics) for predicting thromboembolism.
Another is Coetzee's female alter ego, Elizabeth Costello, an elderly, scholarly, world-weary novelist whose stern moral principles are provoked more by fear of death than by belief.
Mr. Romney delayed his own flight in order to greet all of the veterans as they walked down the gangway of their plane, and one elderly, wheelchair-bound World War II veteran, he said, stood out in his mind.
Mr. Romney delayed his flight in order to greet all of the veterans as they walked down the gangway of their plane, and one elderly, wheelchair-bound World War II veteran, he said, stood out in his mind.
Homes displays a genuine depth of feeling for the predicament of children and the elderly in a world where "Dad works all the time" and "Mom's entirely electronic".
Neither the elderly nor the world's rising middle class, who rationally choose to have fewer children as their economies become less labor-intensive and as women gain more control over their bodies and reproductive choices, are to blame.
I was thrown by the impression given of Marva Clark in your Oct. 24 article about elderly people, "The World They Knew, Now They Watch," as this is not the person we know and love.
'Dare to Do Right (my Girl Guide Poppy patrol motto c1940) by asylum seekers, children, the sick, the elderly, the third world and who knows, you might be in for an even more record-breaking third term in 2005/6.
