Sentence examples for prevented older from inspiring English sources

The higher rate of stepping and avoidance failures in the MTST were attributed to maladaptive turning behavior, which is potentially destabilizing, and the tendency to fixate on/around an imminent footfall target, which prevented older individuals from considering the locations of future footfall targets.

If this turnover is prevented, older progenitors turn into cancerous cells.

This was also an important theme in a UK study[ 8] which interviewed individuals identified with incontinence from a community survey, and showed embarrassment was one of a number of issues that prevented older people seeking treatment.

Blackburn and colleagues [ 16] concluded that using household technology devices including 'lifestyle reassurance packages', 'fall packages', and 'specific devices' prevented older people going into hospital and could speed up hospital discharge by providing added support in their own home.

Paradoxically, much of the charm of Cuba for tourists is a result of the post-revolution economic decline, which prevented old structures from being torn down and replaced.

The double burden of cheap imports - the craftsmen's worst nightmare - and rising demand for their beautiful products prevented old timers from passing on their skills and training to any interested young apprentices.

One goal is to prevent older houses from being torn down.

The new theory turns the conventional view that the menopause prevents older women from continuing to reproduce on its head.

The original idea of pensions was social welfare, provided by the government to prevent older people ending up in poverty when too old to work.

Forgive the overused cliché: how is it we can put a man on the moon, but can't prevent older people from falling?

The government is to break a key manifesto commitment to introduce new rules next spring designed to prevent older people from having to sell their homes when they go into care.