Dr. Terminal is describing the age-pattern of developed-world deaths. Which description should he use?

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The description that best fits the age-pattern of developed-world deaths is that they are concentrated at the upper end of the lifespan (in old age). This means that deaths are more common among older individuals rather than being spread out equally among age groups or being most common in infancy and among the elderly or in late middle age.

Dr Terminal Is Describing the Age-Pattern of Developed-World Deaths