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. 2018 May 8;15(5):938. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15050938

Table 1.

Indicators of the old-age structure.

Indicators Definition Rationale References
Centenarian ratio Number of centenarians per 100,000 people To reflect the extreme regional longevity rate Song et al., 2016, [5]
Longevity index The proportion of 90+/65+ population To reflect the extreme longevity among the elderly population Lv et al., 2011,
Song et al., 2016,
Magnolfi et al., 2007, [2,5,9]
Longevity level The proportion of 80+/60+ population To reflect the secondary longevity rate of the elderly population Li et al., 2013, [26]
Aging tendency
(60+ ratio)
60+ elderly population/total population To reflect the total local elderly population proportion and aging tendency Wang et al., 2015, [11]
80+ ratio 80+ elderly population/total population To reflect the proportion of the second oldest group in the total population Wang et al., 2016, [6]
90+ ratio 90+ elderly population/total population To reflect the proportion of extreme elderly in the total population Lv et al., 2011, [2]
95+ ratio 95+ elderly population/total population To reflect the proportion of extreme elderly in the total population