Sentence examples for remaining elderly from inspiring English sources

The audience was a mix of curious students, older adults and a few of the remaining elderly members of the ladies' club that once owned the theater and still meets faithfully in the adjoining Queen Anne-style mansion.

Those numbers may look a lot worse if young Spaniards emigrate in droves, leaving fewer workers to care for the remaining elderly.A further danger, according to William Chislett, a commentator based in Spain, is that those who go are the brightest and most qualified, leaving behind people who dropped out of school at the age of 16 because of the chance to earn a good wage on building sites.

The registry only incorporated individuals admitted to a hospital and not the remaining elderly population, but based on Norwegian census information we were able to create an individual-level data structure which represented admissions for the entire elderly population.

This is partly due to the aging of overlapped subjects with the previous study, but mostly due to new subjects selected from the remained elderly people resulted from out-migration of the younger members.

This report focuses on the remaining 322 elderly patients (age ⩾70 years), of which 157 patients presented between 1982 and 1994, and 165 patients between 1995 and 2003.

The remaining 9 elderly adults were service users of a day training center for people with MCI or dementia (TC group).

After the old villages had been reduced to rubble, many of the residents who remained were elderly.

Several muscle relaxants and diabetes medications can also remain in elderly patients' systems for longer periods, causing a higher rate of complications.

When I came to Britain I had a picture in my mind of a divided society in which young, urban and well-educated people had voted for remain, while elderly and working-class people, and xenophobic ones, had voted to leave.

To evaluate the impact of comorbidities on severe sepsis, we also performed sensitivity analysis by excluding patients with comorbidities that were more prevalent in elderly patients than in adult patients; then, we compared the outcomes between the remaining adult and elderly patients with sepsis.

Furthermore, the cells remaining in the elderly individual may not perform as well as those in the young.