Sentence examples for report on age from inspiring English sources

Finally, this analysis did not report on age, sex, or geographic estimates of incidence, all of which are expected to vary substantially from national HIV incidence estimates in Kenya and Uganda.

Here we report on age at diagnosis of dysplasia, previous treatment, and quality of life for patients born after 1967 and registered with a total hip replacement due to dysplasia in the Norwegian Arthroplasty Register.

We are the first to report on age and gender trends of suicide in Sri Lanka having adjusted for the imperfect estimations of different age and gender population figures (see Additional file 1).

The database used for the present analyses further contains information (assessed by parent report) on age in years, gender (male vs. female), migration status (German versus migration background), weight and height.

However, because we did not have access to prevaccination sera samples from participants, we were not able to assess the kinetics of immunity among vaccinated individuals over time; rather, we report on age- and sex-specific patterns of immunity in the population.

And, while Congress usually does not pay much attention to global institutions, on this one, there is the seminal and truly groundbreaking Report on Ageing and Health.

By 2060, the average will drop to two, according to the European Union's 2012 report on aging.

Dr. Jackson, an author of a 2008 report on aging in China, said that brought the unexpected consequence of a dire shortage of younger relatives to care for a rapidly aging population.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] whippersnappersSIR – Regarding your special report on ageing populations (June 27th), I once proposed a solution somewhat tongue in cheek to the problem of pensions: turn retirement upside down.

(The problem is even more acute across the Atlantic — countries in the European Union collectively will cross the threshold for having fewer births than deaths by 2015, and would only experience population growth through immigration, according to a 2009 report on aging published by the European Commission).

A 2013 report on aging from the Centers for Disease Control reported that 25% of the elderly population have some type of mental health problem, like a mood disorder not associated with normal aging and 12% of adults 65 or older report they "rarely" or "never" received the emotional support they needed.