Meanings of older community in English

Conclusions: Parkinsonism strongly predicts progressive disability in the older community population and has a marked aging effect on disability level.

A discount card scheme providing free access to public facilities for Dublin's older community was launched by Lord Mayor of Dublin today.

Therefore, we will characterize the frequency of actionable PGx genotypes and identify novel PGx response genes in our cohort of older community dwelling African Americans.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether allostatic load (AL) was associated with the geriatric syndrome of frailty in older community-dwelling women.

While the older communities are often stoic, Clare said everyone needs help.

The hotels of the village are palatial, and compare favorably with the best in much older communities.

They came from every section of the older communities, and all seemed animated with the same spirit.

Such results are known in much older communities, and ought to be expected in the early religious life of such a people.

It is easy to understand why the hotels became the scenes of elaborate gaiety unmatched even in New York, Boston or the older communities.

Most of these had enjoyed superior advantages, so far as related to education and that worldly wisdom which comes from experience in older communities.

But in some respects they were much above the average of those among whom they dwelt in the older communities east of the Alleghany Mountains.

As suburban Galway sprawls ever outwards, many older communities are recognising the importance of researching and preserving their local history before it is lost forever.

Indeed this quarter of the noisy new city had something of the settled air of older communities "back east" that Horatio remembered happily.

But "when you look at older communities of color, there is a little more conservative thought going on there," state Representative Mandela Barnes said.