Sentence examples for is relatively older from inspiring English sources

The age structure of minorities is relatively older than the structure of titular ethnicities.

As might be predicted given the flow pathways of these two watermasses, NPDW is relatively older and less oxygenated than the underlying AABW (Fig. 1).

This also indicates that groundwater is relatively older compared to recharging waters of group (a).

It is also well known that the VHA population is relatively older than a Medicaid or a commercially insured population.

We recently conducted a structured epidemiological survey that found higher rates of distress and depression than reported previously, and it was our impression that these results reflected, in part, our selection of a study region where a fairly high percentage of participants were "left behind"; that is, relatively older, less educated women whose spouses were away from the villages we sampled.

But the team is relatively old.

One is relatively old, and the other quite new.

This book was out-of-print and is relatively old, however, the amount copied weighs heavily against defendant.

Much of the mid-west's labour force is relatively old.

The state's electorate is relatively old, predominantly white and socially conservative.

This is despite the fact that understanding of the genetic make up of this disease is relatively old.