Sentence examples for 5 years older from inspiring English sources

Across the room, Payton, who at 31 is 5 years older than Kidd, echoed the sentiment.

According to both publications, the offending thoughts or behaviours must be present for at least six months for clinical diagnosis, and the affected individual must be at least 16 years of age and at least 5 years older than the child (or children) at the centre of the individual's sexual fantasies.

I'm 5 years older, and also grew up in that America — and it was a different country, one in which ordinary public high schools were often pretty good, in which good higher education was available cheaply at state universities, in which almost none of the vast apparatus of tutors and private instruction now used by the elite existed.

Her husband, John, is a New Zealander 5 years older than her.

She got her degree last year, and is 38 years old, 5 years older than I am.

The average age of the patients who visited on Thursday was about 5 years older than that of the patients who visited on Sunday.

In the United States the term sexual solicitation has been used to refer to 'requests to engage in sexual activities or sexual talk or to give personal/sexual information that was unwanted or made by an individual ≥5 years older, whether wanted or not' (Jones et al. 2012).

Deceased patients were on average 3,5 years older than participants and 1,5 years older than non-respondents and had a considerably higher proportion of T3 and T4 tumours.

Culture-positive isolates were divided into clinically relevant age groups: neonates (0 to <3 months of age), Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI eligible children (aged 3 months to <5 years), older children (aged 5 14 years), adolescents (aged 15 19 years), and adults (aged ≥20 years).

Consistent with this, men in our cohort with psychiatric admissions were >5 years older at the time of their first cancer registration than men without, and survival in men with psychiatric admissions was particularly poor in years immediately following cancer registration.

Age groups were assigned based on the recommendations by Falys and Lewis (2011) and Powers (2008)—neonate (less than 1 month); infant (1 12 months); young child (1 5 years); older child (6 12 years); adolescent (13 17 years); young adult (18 25 years); early-middle adult (26 35 years); late-middle adult (36 45 years); older adult (≥ 46 years), and indeterminable adult (> 18 years).