The game industry has focused a lot of attention in recent years on an older cohort.
More importantly, we are becoming overly dependent on an older cohort of donors who make up just 9% of the population but provide over 60% of charitable income.
Throughout most of human history, a society's population formed a sort of pyramid: young children represented the largest portion — the base — and each successively older cohort represented a smaller and smaller group.
More fundamentally, it is a reflection of a divided society, in which many young people are deeply unhappy about the decision that an older cohort of voters has just imposed on their future.
Owing largely to a widening pay disparity, today the proportion of medical students entering primary care is falling like a stone, even as the older cohort of family physicians retires en masse.
It was the same throughout the store, with teenagers treating the store as a sandbox, jamming on Guitar Hero while an older cohort shopped for the remastered Neil Young "On the Beach" album on CD.
Although Yiddish is not the most vibrant language these days, quite a few in the older cohort understood it well enough.
The older cohort grew up in families with incomes 17% higher than average; the younger in ones that were 27% better off.
Personal characteristics are consistent with an older cohort such as the NLSY79.
The authors conducted a study to detail tooth survival patterns in an older cohort.
The latter study reported no change in NSD from RME in an older cohort of patients (ages 13 17 years).
