Sentence examples for years of frailty from inspiring English sources

In her honor he created the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Institute, which still teaches the unique approach to yoga he devised in those years of frailty and solitary practice.

But the neighbor had grown alongside a generation that is passing — the baby boomers now approaching terminal years of frailty and need, offering a legacy so different from the promise that they inherited from the revival of Europe after World War II, when deprivation slowly gave way to better times.

In the subgroup analysis (data not shown), younger patients (age < 60 years) had lower MCS than older patients (age ≥ 60 years), regardless of frailty.

The different measures of ageing include age in life years, degree of frailty measured by a CGA, the aCGA, the VES-13, the GFI, the G8 and telomere length as a measure of cell ageing.

To analyze the association between dietary patterns and the 12-year risk of frailty and its components in community-dwelling elderly French adults.

The general practices screened their populations of ≥70 years for frailty using a two-step screening questionnaire (Easycare-TOS).

Dr. Fried, who has spent years developing measures of frailty that allow for more targeted health care and prevention, talks about reframing the way our culture views aging.

Over the years, a plethora of frailty assessment tools has been developed.

In recent years, this concept of frailty has been applied to patients presenting with acute cardiac illness as well as those undergoing procedural interventions such as cardiac surgery.

Although the age criterion causes much controversy, especially from the age of 75 years on the prevalence of frailty increases markedly [ 32].

Each panel member had over ten years of experience working with frailty patients.