Sentence examples for whole elderly from inspiring English sources

Although the results may not be able to be generalized to the whole elderly Australian population, the use of health services by veterans has been shown to be similar with the rest of the Australian community after adjustment for disability [26].

Second, the baseline elderly sample may not represent the whole elderly population in Hong Kong.

These patients probably carry a better prognosis and higher treatment compliance than the whole elderly population.

This should be considered when projecting the conclusion to the whole elderly population.

The proportion of elderly individuals living alone among whole elderly people was 13.8% in 2000 and 16.4% in 2010.

The data are presented in terms of absolute numbers amongst the whole elderly population of an area such as Oldham in North West England.

It's a whole scene — elderly men nursing cups of coffee, Pinoy teenagers roving in groups.

There are negative effects of birth planning too; for example, care provisions are difficult for families who have lost their only child, a gender imbalance exists within China as a whole, and elderly care for one-child families can be difficult.

Thus, the results may not be generalised to the whole Hong Kong elderly population.

In the present sample, the proportion of women was high compared to the whole Lebanese elderly population (49.6%).

In conclusion our study, focused on the whole Italian elderly population, showed favorable trends in mortality rates from 1970 to 2008 for many cancers, although in absolute terms, the number of cancer deaths doubled.