However, we also have proportionally less older adults, which may serve to increase the transport injury estimates.
When a treatment threshold of CD4 <350 cells/mm was considered, proportionally more older adults received ART (62 compared with 49% younger adults).
These data were limited in that there were proportionally fewer older workers included in the mail survey compared with the retrospective cohort study, and recent information on birth cohort specific ever-smoking rates were not available.
In some parts of Scotland there are proportionally more old people than the rest of the UK and that's expected to increase in the coming years.
If the average generation interval is actually larger than we assume (i.e., g > 4 years), then the time of onset of growth will be proportionally and linearly older than the values we report.
Levi [ 13], using joinpoint regression analysis, found that the fall over time in gastric cancer rates was proportionally greater for older than for younger persons, although all showed a decline.
Furthermore, co-existing pathologies appear to increase risk for dementia, with proportionally greater numbers of oldest old patients with mixed pathology demonstrating dementia compared with the oldest old with single pathologies [ 52].
Proportionally more yearlings than older females mated with young males (yearling females: 9.9% of matings, n = 13 matings; older females: 1.1% of matings, n = 15 matings; Chi-square test: χ 21 = 44.33, p<0.0001) and lower-ranking males (yearling females: 18.9% of matings, n = 20 matings; older females: 11.5% of matings, n = 128 matings; Chi-square test: χ 21 = 4.34, p = 0.037; see also Fig. S1).
But they did so proportionally more than at older firms.
U'Ren says there's a large segment of Camry drivers who are proportionally disposed for violations: older women, who are less likely to be driving with kids.
