Sentence examples for the average older from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands women are on the average older at first birth in comparison to Belgium and the rest of Europe [ 22].

Self-directed retirement accounts were just starting to appear in the workplace then, and, by the Fed's count, the average older household had about $8,000 in such a plan.

Meanwhile, Medicare managed care and other private insurance plans have cut drug benefits in the last few years, meaning that the average older person spends about $500 annually himself for medications, plus hundreds and even thousands more for private insurance policies to cover some of the cost of prescriptions.

On the average, older adults performed significantly slower (p<0.001) than young adults on the two-arm coordination test, and committed more errors before task completion (p<0.05).

That study also included only older adults who had been diagnosed with dementia, which does not represent the average older adult population.

That is considerably more than the 20 minutes the average older patient spends with a physician these days.

The average "old" house loses about 35 per cent of its heat through the walls, 25 per cent through the roof, 25 per cent via doors and windows and 15 per cent through the floor, so there is huge scope for improvement.

The average Old 97's set list already includes almost half of "Too Far to Care"; they are songs that hold up to time and songs their fans say they want to hear, Mr. Miller said.

It tends to get people who are much younger and healthier than the average old folks on whom the Medicare bureaucrats base their reimbursement schedules.

However, our analysis indicates that there is considerably more variation in OLD between elements of an individual than in different positions within a single element, or in the average OLD between different individuals.

This observation may represent a biological phenomenon, though it may also be a survival effect because the males were on average older than the females.