Sentence examples for comparatively younger from inspiring English sources

Compared to the rest of SOF participants, the lead study cohort was of comparatively younger age, and had lower proportion with hypertension [ 60].

He is an elder statesman chairman and I'm a comparatively younger CEO and I think I can learn a great deal from Bob".

Comparatively younger cohorts of children also belong to the severely malnourished category.

"Nones" are comparatively younger and more educated.

Comparatively younger and more vigorous than his predecessors, Sumner actively built up the state militia and worked to ensure its preparedness in case of attack.

Analyses of numerous plastid protein-coding genes yielded comparatively younger estimates (124 62 Ma; [61]), while both 18S (155 Ma; [29]) and 5S (200 Ma; [62]) rRNA gene data inferred timescales roughly in agreement with the present study.

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.

The United States may be a comparatively young country, but its institutions have influenced the world profoundly.

He does have a sort of glamour that comes from being rich and comparatively young.

Despite their deep origin, the Juina diamonds are comparatively young as diamonds go.