Sentence examples for 1 older from inspiring English sources

If anyone did give up a seat -- which, O.K., did happen, on days when there was a partial eclipse, a unicorn sighting and alternate-side parking suspended, or when I finally started asking for one -- the donors appeared in this order of likelihood: (1) older woman, (2) younger woman, (3) minority man.

In Experiment 1, older and younger participants performed a simple mathematical task concurrent with a simulated medication management task.

ERP recordings revealed the typical N2/P3 complex, but the nature of these responses differed between groups in that (1) older musicians showed larger N2 and P3 effects ('no-go minus go' amplitude), with the N2 amplitude being correlated with behavioral accuracy for no-go trials and (2) the topography of the P3 response was more anterior in musicians.

We focus on ED patients treated for fall injuries because: (1) older adults experiencing a fall are at increased risk for a subsequent fall and (2) the fall event may constitute a "teachable moment" wherein older adults may be most motivated to participate in fall prevention activities recommended by a healthcare provider.

Some of the women seen in the early episodes are (1) older (2) overweight (3) dominatrix (4) part of an effort to excite their husbands/partners.

I was born and raised in Las Vegas, NV and I have 2 older brothers and 1 older sister and I am already an aunt and great aunt.

With α=1, older data weight is maintained.

In a single-centre study of TH in patients fulfilling the criteria for inclusion in the original HACA trial [ 1], older age (≥80 years) was associated with a lower survival [ 32].

Coupled with the younger divergence time estimated for the core ruschioids, we find that the diversification rates we estimate for this group (Table  2, younger calibration – 4.44 sp Myr−1; older calibration 3.30 sp Myr−1) are even higher than formerly postulated (0.77 1.75 sp Myr−1; Klak et al., 2004).

Despite recent declines in the proportion of people aged 65 and older living alone in the UK and across Europe [ 1], older people (particularly women) are still the most likely group to live alone in the UK, usually because they have outlived a partner [ 2].

There were also significant decreases in citing wart virus (2 1%), genital warts (2 1%), not attending for smears (15 5%), smoking (15 7%), the pill (7 1%), older age (2 1%) and family history of cervical cancer (16 8%).