The phrase "advanced in older" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The technology has advanced in older generations, making them more efficient."
Alternatives: "progressed in older" or "improved in older".
This study has demonstrated that stage at presentation of breast cancer is more advanced in older women and that this difference may be largely due to lack of mammographic screening.
We used the TNM classification system to address a number of hypotheses: are tumors more advanced in older patients or in men or in those lacking a family history because all these characteristics have been associated with poor survival, particularly in colon cancer [ 6, 10, 11, 17- 20].
Diurnal mammals generally have a well-developed visual system, and this is particularly advanced in Old World monkeys, which have obtained trichromatic color vision via a gene duplication event (Surridge et al. 2003).
The purpose of this report was to synthesize the knowledge about older drivers and advanced in-vehicle technologies, focusing on three areas: use (how older drivers use these technologies), perception (what they think about the technologies), and outcomes (the safety and/or comfort benefits of the technologies).
An experimental study was conducted to determine if intersection behaviour benefited from advanced in-vehicle signs presented to older and younger drivers in a head-up display (HUD) format.
The purpose of this paper is to synthesize knowledge about older drivers and advanced in-vehicle technologies, with an overarching goal to address the question: Can advanced in-vehicle technology help extend safe driving?
When administered in food at a stage when pathology is advanced in 20-month-old transgenic AD mice, J147 rescued the severe loss of cognitive function, reduced soluble levels of Aβ and increased neurotrophic factors essential for memory.
He's is a very old puss; advanced in age, but still rather frisky.
In this study, we observed that both muscle mass and muscle strength declined with advancing age in older adults, and that women have a relatively lower muscle mass and strength compared with men of the same age, and these findings are consistent with previous research [ 8- 10, 28- 30].
A deep sense of equality filled the room; no matter how advanced in skill an apprentice, young or old, happened to be, s/he made an effort to enrich the experience of peers.
Nor does the disease silently advance only in older, postmenopausal women.
