Sentence examples for higher elderly population from inspiring English sources

York's population has a slightly higher elderly population than the national average.

The area has a slightly higher elderly population, of 24.0% in 2008, than the national average.

"Sending back to the states lets each one tailor a system to its needs ― some states have much higher elderly populations, while others have more young, poor for example ― and by eliminating federal red tape, more physicians and hospitals will actually accept patients on Medicaid," said Buck. .

"Sending back to the states lets each one tailor a system to its needs ― some states have much higher elderly populations, while others have more young, poor for example ― and by eliminating federal red tape, more physicians and hospitals will actually accept patients on Medicaid," said Buck.

They also knocked on "every door in town", Arnold says, and discovered that the area had a high elderly population which wanted a library in the village.

The higher ASRs for both colon and rectal cancers may be attributed to the highest elderly population in Lebanon among other Arab countries [ 43].

It also has one of the highest elderly populations in London.

After years of decline with abandoned buildings and high elderly populations, the demographics of Old Louisville began to change noticeably in the 1990s.

The reimbursed amount was higher among elderly population, males, households educated above graduation, residing in the urban areas, and belonging to the others as caste group.

As 6,4 % of patients in an average GP practice are part of the high risk elderly population [ 26], this means that in each arm at least 2850 high risk patients are included.

However, a renewed interest in this and other vaccines for the high-risk elderly population group has been observed lately.