Sentence examples for persons as young from inspiring English sources

The presence of CE or AE in persons as young as 4 and 8 years, respectively, indicates recent active transmission.

For example, data from the Framingham study show that higher systolic blood pressure was associated with increased white matter diffusivity in persons as young as their 30s and 40s.

Pouillot et al. demonstrated in a recent study in the USA between 2004 and 2009 that a significant increase in listeriosis incidence begins among persons as young as 45 years and subsequently the incidence rate increases steadily with age [ 43].

We classify persons as younger (type 1) and older (type 2), with a default age classification of ≤12 versus >12 years.

In many places the person can be as young as 18.

With each passing year, I hear it more frequently, and I also hear the last few sentences (in the first person) from young persons as well.

Hassell told the court: "Unfortunately, although many, many people live with epilepsy and go on to live to old age, sometimes it still causes death very suddenly in this way and sometimes that happens even with a person as young and as fit as Moritz was.

Such approach must take the entire lifecycle of the young person as well as the social environment into context.

Hence, the memory criterion implies, contrary to the transitivity of identity, that, although the elderly general is the same person as the young lieutenant, and the young lieutenant is the same person as the schoolboy, the elderly general is not the same person as the young schoolboy.

Statistics Sweden (2012) shows that, among persons aged 65 or more, the income of those who immigrated when middle aged or older is considerably lower than among persons who immigrated as young adults, as well as among native-born individuals.

His wife hired a new cleaning woman, or "cleaning person," as the young girl, Fanny Bick, liked to call herself.