Sentence examples for considerably older average from inspiring English sources

However, the patients who participated in the present study were considerably older (average age 38.5 ± 10.8 years), and statistically significant differences in EBV infection rates between SLE patients and normal control individuals might not have been detected because of the relatively old age and small numbers of patients recruited into our study.

The final sample comprised of considerably older subjects with the average age of the exposed and unexposed being 62.59 ±12.133) years and 63.48 ±12.922) years, respectively.

But clearly, the average listener is considerably older than than at most stations -- half are over 60, and 42 per cent are pensioners, according to surveys.

The average age is about 55 (it's considerably older during the afternoon session, manager Peter tells me).

Subjects in these two sub-samples were considerably older than those in the colposcopy and surveillance sub-samples, with the stroke patients being older on average than the back pain patients.

Some are considerably older.

She is 38 but looks considerably older.

(No. 1 was the considerably older Sean Connery).

At 73, Albee is considerably older than he looks.

For me too, and I am considerably older.

Slightly older San Diego has lost a few thousand, while considerably older San Francisco has lost none.