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Meanings of older people in English
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Examples for "elderly people"
Examples for "elderly people"
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Therefore muscle endurance training is necessary to prevent falls in elderly people.
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Scotland has a different system of free personal care for elderly people.
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Most people had to stand, including a large number of elderly people.
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Dr Howden-Chapman said it was most important for children and elderly people.
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For children or elderly people especially, it would not have been possible.
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The old people say there were some terrible things in the sermon.
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Hardly would she leave the old people in peace at the card-table.
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Soon the old people were dim chattering shapes in a red darkness.
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The old people are dead, and in their places appear the young.
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The tears flowed involuntarily from the eyes of the two old people.
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But here the old human instinct of the chase came into play.
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But make no mistake: the 24-year- old human rights activist is making an impact.
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But in the old human way I have taken advantage of his necessities.
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The old human grunted and removed his hand from TaLi's shoulder.
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Mulch sang a few bars of the old human song 'You've
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The ladies can treat him as a species of elderly human lap-dog.
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I think you could undo the spell the elderly human wrought.
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The contrast between the white-furred alien and the graying elderly human was stark.
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The blue dragons will be near, and the time of resolution falls upon us," agreed the elderly human.
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Alzheimer's disease (AD) is one of the most devastating brain disorders of elderly humans.
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However, it is unknown how this form of rejuvenation would apply to naturally aged human cells.
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CHT immunostaining revealed a similar distribution of labeled profiles in the aged human brain and spinal cord.
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They compare this mechanism in young and naturally aged human cells and describe a strategy to delay age-related CIN.
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In many ways he was a totally different person from the middle- aged human who had cracked the Markovian code.
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We found isoLG adducts in aged human retina but not in the retina of mice kept under dim lighting.
Usage of older people in English
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However, older people are often not aware of the risks of falling.
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Those most affected are older people and those with underlying health conditions.
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The target is to get older people walking 100 minutes per week.
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Staff said this left older people's services lagging behind with little funding.
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These are important considerations for frail older people and young families alike.
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Muscle impairment and excess body mass are very common among older people.
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And older people, of course-fromfamily and friends and things like that.
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Germany now has one of Europe's highest rates of older people working.
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Hypothermia is a particular risk for older people during a cold snap.
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An advocacy report had also been published by the older people's commissioner.
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This suggests a disproportionate number of incidents on wards involved older people.
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For older people, in particular, walking is the preferred form of exercise.
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Studies had found that tip-of-the-tongue experiences are more common among older people.
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National policies for older people will be also be considered for analysis.
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This is a especially important for older people or those with children.
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What's more, older people are more likely to vote than younger people.
