Sentence examples for Slightly more aged from inspiring English sources

Here we have identified a clear path: the feeding star is similar to our sun, slightly more aged," said Ruiz-Lapuente of the University of Barcelona.

"I'm going to dress slightly more age appropriate.

Although differences were small, slightly more women aged less than 44 years (19 vs 16%), who had basic school or high school education (48 vs 44%) or low disposable income (27 vs 24%) were diagnosed with high-risk breast cancer.

Further analysis revealed that there were slightly more female calves aged <6 months and equal numbers of juveniles aged 6 months to 2 years, but in adult cattle aged >2 years, the number of females was six times the number of males.

The increases in incidence of adverse events like MI, pulmonary embolism (PE), DVT and death was slightly more in patients aged more than 80 when compared to younger patients [13, 14].

He, Corden and Reggie Watts teamed up to form a new band, M3n Not Boyz, that adapts the stylings of boy bands for their slightly more advanced ages. .

Slightly more than half in both age groups -- mostly made up of baby boomers -- had balances on credit cards.

During this period nearly all new CD cases were still diagnosed in children less than two years of age, but CD had also become slightly more common in those aged 2 14.9 years.

In the 2005 film, the role was taken by a slightly more youthful Tom Hollander, then aged 38.

Proportionately, slightly more rural respondents were aged 45 59 and 60 or older, and fewer were 30 44.

Stroke is slightly more frequent in women aged 20 30 years and in men older than 35 years [9].