Sentence examples for much older aged from inspiring English sources

Twenty seven pupils (6.4%) were much older, aged above 15 years.

9 In the Japanese study, 8.9% of participants reported the best possible respiratory health status, and again the participants were comparatively much older (aged above 40 years).

This could be due to the fact that the Spanish study knowingly included a high proportion of individuals with respiratory diseases and they were comparatively much older (aged 40 69 years).

My 80-year-old Mum remembers that when she was at school at the much older age of five, camp beds were provided for a nap after lunch.

At two years old, Janni's mind made the jump from what the developmental psychologist Jean Piaget called "concrete reasoning" to "abstract reasoning", something that typically happens at a much older age.

Have you or someone you know reached a much older age than average?

Further studies are required to investigate whether Hdac6 overexpression mice may produce tumor at much older age or are more or less susceptible to tumor induction with age.

At 27, he is six years the younger, and golf lets players excel until a much older age than motor racing.

Starting treatment at a much older age when the problems are evident is too late; at that point the cow is already out of the barn.

Add to this the inimitable Jamaican patois he MCs with, and the fact he has risen to fame at a much older age than most DJs, and it is easy to see why the news of his disappearance is provoking genuine and widespread sadness.

Although onset before the age of 20 is one of the diagnostic criteria, many patients with PEO or MM without other KSS symptoms often develop neuromuscular symptoms at a much older age [6].