More generally, 'older' genes are known to be more broadly expressed across a range of tissues in vertebrates [ 44].
More recently, there has been a small move towards the use of participatory approaches in ageing research more generally, whereby older people have been closely involved in research as active co-participants defining and guiding the research process (see Blair and Minkler 2009; Chambers and Pickard 2001; Cook, Maltby and Warren 2005; Warren et al. 2003).
Among the limitations of this study is the extent to which the results may be more generally applicable to older individuals beyond community dwelling older adults who are relatively healthy and functionally independent.
What's more, he said, rates of ECT had declined among adults more generally, rather than older people.
Is the age discrimination alleged at IBM and in Silicon Valley more generally, widespread, leaving older workers trapped in "bad jobs," as Teresa Ghilarducci reports, or are employers open-minded, particularly during a tight job market?
More generally Shakespeare's old magician is taken as an emblem of geriatric creative surrender, declaring with bittersweet graciousness that he is finished and leaving the stage to the next generation.
Compared with controls, cases were generally older, more likely to be male, and more likely to be admitted from the nursing home.
Millennials scored high on the test and, more generally, as people got older, their phi scores increased.
These needs are most pronounced for the new EU member states as well as more generally for adolescent and older populations.
J.D. Power says from their research, a very clear, dominant demographic emerged: "buyers of HEVs and BEVs are generally older, more highly educated (possessing a postgraduate degree), high-income individuals who have a deep interest in technology, or who like to be among the early adopters of any new technology product".
Instead they are dominated by generally older, more evolved stars that are orbiting the common center of gravity in random directions.
