Sentence examples for sufficiently elderly from inspiring English sources

Wickham doesn't say that Darcy "refused point blank" (though he might have done — the epithet is sufficiently elderly).

The ADA generally considers an HbA1c < 8.0% as being sufficiently tight in elderly patients with multiple co-morbidities, functional disabilities and / or limited life expectancy [ 9].

These findings rather warrant further research in to the effects of SS-WBV on balance of elderly with sufficiently powered RCT study designs.

Moreover, if the defect cannot be sufficiently closed, for example elderly patients with low demands can be treated with tubercleplasty/subacrominal decompression, whereas patients younger than 60 years with higher demands should receive muscle and tendon transfers.

It was suggested that the dietary intake of β-alanine was probably sufficiently high in the elderly group as to override any trend to a lower M-Carn with age.

As it is questionable whether any creatinine-based equation is sufficiently precise in the elderly, it is doubtful whether the eGFR would be a good value on which to base genetic studies of age-related kidney disease, at least until we have age-specific reference data.

One of the factors explaining why many people with cognitive impairment have not been diagnosed is related to the fact that we have no cognitive impairment screening tool in the elderly population sufficiently warranted by the scientific community and the professionals who care for such patients.

The elderly are not sufficiently aware of how important their role in the food supply chain is.

All it took was a few hours and the skill to convince an elderly woman that she was sufficiently competent to take care of updating a file herself and that she shouldn't "burden" her daughter with such a small problem.

Even though the classic definition utilizes a threshold of serum creatinine of 1.5 mg/dL for men and 1.4 mg/dL for women, these criteria are not sufficiently accurate for estimating renal function in elderly patients with reduced muscle mass.

Pharmacokinetic parameters change in the elderly, but whether these changes are sufficiently different to affect the accuracy of measurement of these parameters has not been established.