Sentence examples for generally older than from inspiring English sources

Women using second generation contraceptives are generally older than users of third generation contraceptives.

In our study, older age was the only variable associated with higher NHP use in our study of patients with cardiovascular disease, who were generally older than those surveyed in the general population.

And many of my closest friends, for some reason, were generally older than I was.

But Mr. Kimmel is on later than any of those hosts and inherits a news audience from "Nightline" that is generally older than entertainment audiences.

The proportion for all other voters of major parties was around 18%. GlobalWebIndex confirmed that the Ukip and Conservative voter bases were both generally older than the other parties.

Among other news, Mars's surface is generally older than previously thought, USGS reports.

The average single person in England and Wales is generally older now than they were in 2001.

Indeed, these studies were of shorter duration and enrolled generally older patients than previous studies, including the DCCT and UKPDS in which the intensive control had shown better outcomes.

Murray's hand-books, generally older and scarcer than most Baedekers, cost much more.

The participants from Jiangsu were generally older in age than those from Hebei.

In the case of brown trout, population age was inferred from the presence or absence of native galaxiid fishes – the absence of galaxiid being indicative of older invasions (Young et al. 2010), and from historical records – brown trout populations being generally older in Chile than in the Falklands (Arrowsmith and Pentelow 1965).