Its occurrence at a comparatively young age (compared with ischaemic stroke), poor outcome and high mortality rate mean that SAH is a major burden on society (Feigin et al., 2003; Feigin et al., 2005; Nieuwkamp et al., 2009).
These hit Somerville particularly hard as a comparatively young college without large wealth in land.
Despite their deep origin, the Juina diamonds are comparatively young as diamonds go.
He does have a sort of glamour that comes from being rich and comparatively young.
FOR a comparatively young genre, pop music is suspiciously full of "historic" moments.
The study of Rājasthānī painting is comparatively young, and new material is continually being uncovered.
Despite her comparatively young age, she had established herself as a leading scholar of 19th-century literature.
Cinema, after all, is still a comparatively young art form, one that thrives on novelty, youth and timeliness.
The United States may be a comparatively young country, but its institutions have influenced the world profoundly.
David Thompson stood out when he became prime minister of Barbados in 2008 at the comparatively young age of 46.
The population of Northern Ireland is comparatively young in relation to that of the rest of the United Kingdom.
