Sentence examples for comparatively older from inspiring English sources

The siblings of older index subjects may be comparatively older compared to the siblings of younger index subjects and it is well known that risk of cancer increases with age.

As compared to healthy controls, HCV infected patients were comparatively older and had low mean serum TSH.

Similar to the finding reported in Table 1, HCV infected TPO-Ab positive patients were comparatively older and had low mean serum TSH as compared to TPO-Ab positive control subjects.

Doctors also are treating conditions tied to Japan's comparatively older population, like diabetes and high blood pressure.

Indeed, it is a particular danger to the Conservatives, whose traditional supporters are comparatively older and wealthier, and fret more about the NHS than their poorer peers: 54% of Tory supporters say it is their main worry, a staggering 22-point increase in one month.

Comparatively, older mothers have a lot of experience in terms of infant and child health care.

Compared to smoking – a comparatively "old" challenge – it is not surprising that thus far significantly less (cost- effectiveness evidencost- effectivenessatevidencerms of thasprevention of dietary intake and obeenty.

Because the facilities are comparatively old, many owners will not bother.

Buildings there seemed comparatively old and "kind of shabby," Mr. Tracy said.

Ainsworth's entreaty came by the comparatively old-fashioned medium of a text and it struck a chord with Akinfenwa.

The "Making of the President" films must have felt already comparatively old-fashioned when they were shown.