Sentence examples for universal ageing from inspiring English sources

With the almost universal ageing process and increasing morbidity, changes and great challenges to health and social care systems are expected.

Main reasons for this trend are the universal ageing of populations, multi-morbidity, higher-expectancy of treated end stage renal disease (ESRD) patients and increasing access of a generally younger patient population to treatment in countries in which access had previously been limited [ 4, 5].

Parallels between mice and yeast uncover a potentially universal aging mechanism.

In May, speaking to a roomful of booksellers at BookExpo America, the publishing industry's annual convention, she said she had written a book — her first in 11 years — about a 20-year-old woman because she viewed 20 as "the universal age of passion".

The Conservatives have pledged to retain universal age-related benefits for the lifetime of the Parliament.

Let's examine the differences of how our two cultures manage this universal aging phenomenon.

Even in a supposedly more universal age, where we can stream any game they have, moving abroad now offers something different.

Universal age-based recommendations are more likely to be successful than risk-based.

Important individual differences too make it difficult to draw a universal age limit between 'children' and 'adults'adults

UNICEF is also supporting the Ministry of Labour and Social Security in developing new proposals for a national universal age-based benefit (or social pension).

14 In the absence of a universal age limit to categorise children, previous studies have used different age limits for them.