Sentence examples for consequently very young from inspiring English sources

The NAIS case definition included exposure to sick or dying poultry and consequently very young children and the elderly were underrepresented in our sample.

Young can be very, very young.

This is a very young field, and consequently the current literature is not extensive.

Therefore, exposure to environmental oocysts and, consequently, the infection rate are still increasing at very young age.

Further investigation revealed the existence of a beguiling new medium, one in which the paradox of the public private life (best captured, as many things are, by Oscar Wilde, one of whose characters speaks of her diary as "simply a very young girl's record of her own thoughts and impressions, and consequently meant for publication") was being explored anew.

Because in the two groups of patients, very young and pubertal, duration of disease was superimposable, attained age was consequently higher (P < 0.0001) in pubertal than in prepubertal.

"Very young".

Very beautiful and very young".

I was very young.

So very young.

Still very young.