The phrase 'rose with older' is not correct and cannot be used in written English
Instead, you could use the phrase 'grew older'. For example, "As the years passed, she grew older but her love for her family never faded".
Conscientiousness also tends to rise with age: older workers have lower levels of absenteeism than younger colleagues.None of this means that adjusting to an ageing workforce will be easy.
All deaths were in patients older than 55 years and rose with increasing age.
Rates then rose with age, with particularly marked increases in the oldest age groups.
Among cognitively healthy older adults, blood pressure responses assessed during the work periods rose with difficulty.
As Cecil rose, Calvert rose with him.
Social Security checks still rise with inflation, but poverty among older people, driven from the highest of all age groups to the lowest since the 60's, has been creeping up again.
Although the thrust of government policy is to encourage more people to live longer in their own homes, the My Home Life report, published this week, says demand for residential care is predicted to rise, with a growing number of older people experiencing multiple healthcare conditions.
The data for hepatitis C show anti-HCV positive subjects at 3% of people under 50 years old, but rising with age, with highspots of over 40% among the over-60s in some parts of Italy [ 10].
As life expectancy increases and the average age of Catholics rises, those areas with older Catholics have lower baptism rates: "You only get baptized once in your life," said Gray.
The prevalence of atrial fibrillation is estimated at 0.1% among adults younger than 55 years, rising with age to 9% in those older than 80[11, 2], with clear implications in resource utilization by an aging population.
