Sentence examples for frailty is that from inspiring English sources

The main reason the downward trend continues nationally even in these times of economic frailty is that welfare and the state of the economy, surprisingly, have historically had weak statistical correlation.

There are visitors at the door, people on the telephone — one of the skills of the family matriarch, Patricia Gabriel (played by Roberta Maxwell with trenchant frailty) is that she can always tell who is on the phone before it's answered, a trick that has more to do with diminishing expectations than clairvoyance.* But the question is really: Who am I? Who are you?

The only module positively associating with frailty was that coded light yellow, containing 13 Enterobacteriaceae OTUs.

First, their point of reference in relation to their own frailty was that of their peers rather than younger people, and second, they discussed aging as a natural process that needed to be incorporated into one's plans.

Frailty is a concept that has been defined in many different ways [ 7- 9].

The prevalence of frailty is similar to that reported in other populations in the Latin American region.

The accumulated evidence from her research all points to the fact that frailty is a versatile tool that can be utilized to guide surgical decision making, inform patient consent and design quality improvement initiatives at the patient and hospital level.

Second, previous research has shown that frailty is a dynamic state that is responsive to focused interventions [ 3, 25].

The modern balance between excessive durability and dangerous frailty is one that the ancients never had to strike.

Doctorow was in his mid-50s when he wrote the book – old enough to know that human frailty is a given and that all families are imperfect.

This finding may support the claim that the influence of frailty on PCS is critical, and that frailty is an independent, significant predictor over age.