Sentence examples for share of aging from inspiring English sources

Yes, New York has its share of aging restaurants run by Cuban expatriates, including some fossil-like Cuban-Chinese restaurants.

Arambol, the state's northernmost beach has its share of ageing hippies and seasonal expats, but the spectacular, sweeping stretch of sand is so beautiful it wins over even the most jaded and cynical of travellers.

Beneath the logorrhea lurks a shared fear of aging and death: the voices brood over nursing homes, those "high-profit corrals" full of "wheelchair circles".

Moreover, the identified involvement of PI3K provides a plausible mechanism for NF-κB activation and a shared mechanism of aging that is active from invertebrates to mammals.

The studies by Kyng and Bohr (2005) and Csoka and colleagues (2004b) point to a shared mechanism of aging acceleration in PSs ie, misregulated transcription.

Also, an increase in the share of age-specific population decreases the training chances of school leavers.

The share of women aged 15-24 whadhad sex before the age 15 was 0.4%, as compared to 1.8% of men aged 15-24.

That was almost double the share of people aged 60 or over (8.8%).

At the same time as cities are growing, their share of residents aged 65 years and more is increasing.

But at the same time, the share of adults aged 18 to 64 without health insurance rose, to 20.3percentt in 2008 from 19.6percentt in 2007.

In 1983, the share of men aged 40 to 44 who had been with the same employer for 25 years was 51.1percentt, while last year it was 37.7percentt.