Sentence examples for overall population ages from inspiring English sources

It is this group, which has been growing as the overall population ages, that JBI is trying to reach, she said.

As the overall population ages in industrialized countries, mature workers are staying in employment longer due to better health and lower-than-expected retirement savings.

This probably has more to do with demographics than anything else - as our overall population ages, younger men are aging out of their more violence-prone years.

As the overall population ages, the demand for rehabilitation services is anticipated to increase, particularly for those living with HIV and other chronic and episodic illnesses [ 15, 16].

The mean personal income for someone with some college education was $31,054, compared to $32,140 for the overall population, age 25 or older with earnings.

In the overall population, age and hsCRP levels showed a significant positive relationship (r = 0.150, P = 0.02).

In England and Wales, IHD mortality among men aged 35 44 years increased from 1984 to 2004, while the decline among the overall population aged 45 54 years slowed down.

The percentage of the overall population aged 50 years or older is approximately 42% in Rome and 40% in Stockholm.> -wrap-foot> CHF -Congestive Heart Failure.

However, consistent with previous reports, the immunogenicity of Flu-50 was lower in the overall population aged 6 35 months than in the older stratum aged 18 35 months against influenza A strains (seroprotection rates: 74.2 83.3% and 90.3 93.5%, respectively), but not against the vaccine B strain (90.6% and 90.3%, respectively).

Nonetheless, our findings support observations from an expanded access trial of sunitinib with less restrictive eligibility criteria, in which PFS and OS for elderly patients (1418 patients; 32% of the population), although defined differently (⩾65 years), were comparable with those of the overall population, median age 59 years (range: 19 89; Gore et al, 2009).

In the overall population (all ages) none of the CPA4 SNPs demonstrated a statistically significant association with prostate cancer.