Sentence examples for old as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Heart failure shows an age-related increasing prevalence (affecting more than 10% of individuals over 75 years old), as a consequence of the aging of the population and the improvement in survival of patients with ischemic heart disease and hypertension.

And I imagine her having a happier old age as a consequence.

Unfortunately, they may be risking unnecessary poverty in old age as a consequence.

We next sought to understand whether changes in quantitative and structural features of SEC and CARc networks arise in old mice as a consequence of ageing.

These age-related declines in temporal acuity and cognitive processes alongside the growth of the older population as a consequence of increasing life expectancy mean more people will experience communication difficulties, such as problems hearing in noisy environments.

Women who received the oral drug first (group 2) were a mean of 6 years older and, as a consequence, had higher gravidity and parity (Table 1).

It is apparent that hypothermia can develop in the older population as a consequence of modifications in both behavioral and physiological responses to cold exposure.

Breast cancer survival increased significantly in all age groups but the oldest and, as a consequence, the age difference increased from 6% units to 13% units.

The association with older age is not surprising, because in the general population, metabolic syndrome has been shown to affect primarily older subjects, as a consequence of age-related modification of some of its components [ 38].

The association with older age is not surprising, because in the general population the MetS has been shown to affect primarily older subjects, as a consequence of age-related modification of some of its components [ 41].

Thus, a condition of relative estrogen deficiency may occur in healthy older men as a consequence of aging, even though it is less severe than in postmenopausal women (Rochira et al 2006).