Sentence examples for explained by the aging from inspiring English sources

Higher percentages of people with disabilities in rural counties, like the one where Spencer lives, she added, can be explained by the aging population and the higher concentration of blue-collar workers, who are more likely to work in physically debilitating jobs or lack access to adequate health care.

The current increase in incidence is not fully explained by the aging population or higher prevalence of newly described risk factors such as obesity.

As shown in Fig. 8a (compare the solid black line to the circled gray line), the greater positive effect of fertility on K / N is explained by the aging of the population or, equivalently, by the change in the age structure of the population.

There was a decrease over time for the VT subscale that can be explained by the aging of our cohort.

Finally, the percentage of women who were not using any method of contraception increased from 21% in 1984 to 25% in 1995, a finding that may be explained by the aging of the population[ 3].

The increase in cancer cases can be partly explained by the ageing population and by the introduction of screening activities and improvements in diagnostic practices.

These changes could be explained by the ageing population of South Asians, increased proportion of second-generation immigrants and significant differences in lifestyle and other exposures occurring in South Asian minority population in the UK.

This result is explained by the age distribution of inpatients.

This is in part explained by the age distribution of the refugee population which is skewed towards the left due to high fertility rates and short life expectancy.

For vineyard tracts, the differences in aboveground C were explained by the age of the vines, which was tightly correlated with biomass and C content (Additional File: Appendix 5).

The presence of lowland craters in Titan's Xanadu lowlands—some of the oldest terrain on the satellite can likely be explained by the age of the impacts, Neish and Lorenz contend.