Sentence examples for overall ageing from inspiring English sources

The scarring seems to worsen fast with the length of joblessness and is handed down to the next generation, too.The overall ageing of the population might blunt this effect by increasing demand for labour.

It is critical that an overall ageing research portfolio is managed as a single entity across the contributing disciplines, which individually and collectively enhance understanding about the determinants and interventions that affect active ageing.

With the overall ageing of the general population and the increasing numbers of immigrants reaching old age in their host countries, racial and ethnic minorities are now beginning to constitute the fastest growing segment of the elderly population within many Western countries (Burholt 2004; Jimenez et al. 2012).

As the effects were in the opposite direction to the overall ageing effects on RSFA (driven by vascular differences), we propose that scaling task-induced BOLD signal by RSFA can still account for differences in vascular function, without removing the principle signals of neuronal origin.

As a result of taxonomic rearrangements in the gut microbiota composition, the changes in microbiome structure we detected as a function of aging allowed us to shed some light on the mechanisms associated with bacterial community change accompanying the overall ageing process.

Tighter immigration enforcement, gentrification and the overall aging of the Polish population have contributed to the decline.

"Millionaire" is still clearly helping ABC, Mr. Braun said, despite its role in the overall aging of the network's audience.

He noted, "There are the usual mailing folds present as well as overall age toning and minor foxing".

Overall, aging appeared to affect the limbic area and its implication to emotional processing.

In addition, male patients and female patients in the heterogeneous group had very different overall age of onset profiles.

But Dr Miller was as interested in the overall age profile of musical productivity as much as in the peaks.