Sentence examples for lesser age from inspiring English sources

Rights are too important to be denied to some humans on account of their (lesser) age and given to others on account of their (greater) age.

Alfie Boe is as beloved by women of a certain age as Justin Bieber is by girls of a lesser age.

We focused on Category 5 (Gene Ontology, GO) and analyzed genes positively correlated with aging (i.e. greater age = greater expression) and genes negatively correlated with aging (i.e. lesser age = greater expression) separately.

Overall, the results on the association between agreement and age indicate that the agreement is higher for diseases associated with older age (e.g. cardiac insufficiency or renal insufficiency) or lower for diseases associated with lesser age (e.g. lipid metabolism disorders).

Patients selected for Met/Incr treatment (Table  1) had a lesser age (median 64.0 vs. 67.5 years; p = 0.026), and a higher bodyweight (median 90.0 vs. 86.0 kg; p = 0.029) than patients receiving Met/SU.

Lesser age-related expectancies of physical decline among older Korean men and women have also been strongly associated, in part, with taking more responsibility for interpersonal relationships [ 60].

The results of these simulations determined that moderate renal impairment (CrCl 30 49 mL/min), and, to a lesser extent, age ≥75 years, led to a slight increase in rivaroxaban exposure.

Thus, emphasis is placed on whether percentage reductions in C for a given control parameter are greater or lesser in age dependent models compared to age independent models.

Another study conducted in Addis Ababa reported a lesser mean age of menarche as 13.72 ± 1.31 years[ 17].

The judge said that for Adebowale his lesser role, age and "pre-existing and continuing mental condition" meant he would escape being sentenced to die in prison but would instead spend nearly half a century in jail before any consideration could be given to his release.

Compared to the existing schemes, the proposed mechanism has lesser CH age, even at higher rates of node mobility.