Sentence examples for consequently older from inspiring English sources

Consequently older people may prefer more uniform and slightly higher temperatures than the young.

One municipality could not provide this information due to change of the employee in charge; consequently older people in this municipality were excluded from the analyses.

21 Before the introduction of the Act, it must have been even more challenging; consequently, older women with a pioneering spirit were less encouraging or supportive towards younger women who currently face work life balance difficulties.

To examine the impact of the higher death rate in the prostate cancer cohort and the consequently older average age and greater person-time of men in the comparison cohort, we graphed cumulative person-years in both cohorts (dividing by 5 to account for the 5 1 matching of the comparison cohort).

Consequently, older adults can lose touch with the world.

Consequently, older RBCs may result in higher rates of organ dysfunction, nosocomial infection, and lengths of stay.

As worms age, there is a decline in innate immunity (Youngman et al, 2011) and in other intestinal functions, including ingestion and defecation (Smith et al, 2008); consequently, old worms are less able to keep their microbes at bay and in low numbers.

Therefore, older and consequently more mature sheep were used.

Faber's rich history and, consequently, its old network architecture and lack of technical infrastructure, are its downfall in this new, technological environment.

Consequently the old media are threatened by the erosion of our traditional profit centers.

The deliberations of the senate are slighted; all respect is then laid aside for the senators, and consequently for old age.