Sentence examples for comparatively earlier from inspiring English sources

Onset of CVD and diabetes among richer and highly educated people is comparatively earlier.

Cells overexpressing JC15 showed higher enhancement in Fura-2 signal comparatively earlier than untransfected controls.

We followed a recent gerontology study's sub-grouping for our study, which distinguishes the young old (60 69), the middle old (70 79), and the very old (80 and over) recognizing the diversity of old age, especially considering how the retirement age is comparatively earlier in Korea than in European countries or the US (regular retirement starts from 55 years old in Korea) [ 38 ].

This lack of correlation in a portion of DATATOP cohort may be explained by a mixture of the limited number of the early stage subjects at the final time point and the comparatively earlier status of even the "late" subjects, most of which just reached the point of requiring PD medication.

Indeed, lung cancer accounted for less than half of the comparatively early mortality among smokers.

By then, Carroll himself was dead, carried off by bronchial pneumonia at the comparatively early age of 65.

She was not the only woman, as has sometimes been implied, to zoom to the top in those comparatively early years of TV.

By Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 20 , 1940 P. 13S. N. Behrman was at a formal party the other evening and decided comparatively early that he wanted to go home.

The New Yorker, January 20 , 1940 P. 13S. N. Behrman was at a formal party the other evening and decided comparatively early that he wanted to go home.

She seems to have died comparatively early in the reign, and her fine tomb in the Valley of the Queens at Thebes is well known.

Your comparatively early arrival time to camp is also a great excuse to brush up on your Euchre skills, a favorite among campers.