Sentence examples for eldest age from inspiring English sources

The largest age group was patients aged between 16 and 24 years comprising 18%% (95 % CI: 17.8 18.3) of our population; followed by the eldest age group (>85 years old), who contributed 14.9 % (95 % CI; 14.7 15.1).

For this eldest age group and for the children the total number of influenza-associated hospitalisations in the pandemic season were not significantly different from previous seasons at a 95% confidence level, (under 5 years: 6,307 compared to 5,996, p = 0.06 and 65 years and above: 20,699 compared to 19,544, p = 0.70) (table 1).

Data for the eldest age groups were often not available.

As age at primary diagnosis increases, the overall SIR's decrease until the eldest age group.

In general, the eldest age groups have a larger disease burden compared with the younger age groups.

For the eldest age group and the latest clinical stage group, the relative risks were 2.22 (95% CI: 1.73 2.84) and 3.41 (95% CI: 2.34 4.49), respectively.

She lost contact completely with the eldest, aged 20.

First, GE reported their population numbers of the eldest ages as an aggregate group (90+).

Trying to cope When she and her children – two of them toddlers, the eldest aged 14 – reached Al Faqiha, a local family offered them a single room to use.

Her baby, just 40 days old, received polio drops, while her eldest, aged 18 months, was screened for malnutrition, de-wormed and vaccinated against polio, DPT and measles.

Persons with alcohol abuse tended to be younger than persons with other AADs, whereas persons with liver cirrhosis had the eldest average age of 58.8 years.