Sentence examples for leading age from inspiring English sources

The leading age group is adults 20 59 years of age, comprising a little over half (55.5%) of the admitted patients, whereas children < 5 years of age account for 13.5% of cases admitted to GHESKIO's CTC; this age group also showed the least increase in cases during the epidemic, implying that a higher percentage of acute diarrhea in this age group is likely not caused by cholera.

"Things got so polarized around the whole health care bill that Class became a punching bag," said Larry Minnix, president of Leading Age, which represents nonprofit providers of services and housing for the aging.

He knew when he addressed the attendees at the Leading Age presention, he would have that moment and that moment only to make an impact.

Many of the country's 1,900 or so C.C.R.C.'s (including several Harbor's Edge competitors in Virginia) make such decisions on an individual basis, said Stephen Maag of Leading Age, an association of nonprofit elder care providers.

"While we don't have the facts, it is a shame when someone who works for a long-term care organization cannot respond to a basic human instinct to save a life," Larry Minnix, president and chief executive of Leading Age, an association representing not-for-profit providers of housing for the elderly, said in an e-mail.

She is a certified public accountant in the state of New Jersey and serves as a Trustee and Treasurer of the Board of Directors for Leading Age of Maine and New Hampshire.

Progressive oxyradical overloads with aging leading to age-associated physiological function declines [ 6].

The levels of glyoxalase decline with age leading to increased AGE modification of proteins; AGE levels, including CML, also rise when glyoxalase is knocked down (Morcos et al., 2008).

Nuclear oxidative stress damages genomic DNA and may lead to cell death, leading to aging and aging-related disorders.

After eight years of leading the age of overwork, Bill Clinton again finds himself on the golden edge of the curve: out of work, empty of nest, with a sweet pension and enough gimme caps to last a lifetime.

We speculate that aging as a continuation of growth driven by the same mTOR pathway, leading to aging and diseases of aging culminating in organismal damage and death.