Sentence examples for difference in the older from inspiring English sources

They found that while treatment improved young mice, it did not make a noticeable difference in the older mice.

However, transferring three embryos resulted in a lower birth rate than two among women in the younger group, while it made no difference in the older women.

"My guess is that girls are learning about social rules earlier, and perhaps even better, than boys". Videotapes of the children's faces showed another important difference in the older children.

This resulted in a group difference in the older age category, with full-term children outperforming preterm children (p =.001).

Mrs. A. points out the difference in the old Tom & the new.

In summary, the greatest difference between control and I/R in the young occurs at 3 days of reperfusion, while the greatest difference in the old occurs at 5 days of reperfusion.

The pattern was partly the opposite in Sweden; a larger share of the women than of the men were daily smokers in the youngest and middle aged group, while there was no gender difference in the oldest age group.

Furthermore, AMPK phosphorylation of one of its key substrates in skeletal muscle, ACC2, at serine 79 (Ser79) was increased by 120% in the young AICAR-treated rats, whereas there was no difference in the old AICAR-treated rats.

Separate models for men and women were elaborated, which showed a larger difference in the oldest age group; in 55 64 year old men, the crude OR of having hearing difficulties was 5.95 (4.41-8.02), using 20-24-year-olds 20-24-year-olds 20-24-year-olds 20-24-year-oldsen, the corresponding crude OR was 3.05 (2.24-4.15; model 1; Table 3).

There are really no differences in the older morphological features between Lithuanian and Latvian if one does not take into account innovations such as the Latvian debitive verb form (man ir jāmācās "I must study" or "it is necessary for me to study") and the Lithuanian frequentative past (jie eidavo "they used to go").

In vivo multiunit neural activity (MUA) recordings in the SCN in young (3 5 months) versus aged (13 18 months) mice revealed that the day and night amplitude differences in the older are significantly reduced.