Sentence examples for was relatively older from inspiring English sources

"The ID said he was relatively older than he appeared to be," Karambellas said in an interviewlast week.

40 The study population was relatively older and had low reported egg consumption.

A higher prevalence of UI was observed for all cancer types included in this analysis compared to the non-cancer population, although the cancer population was relatively older.

22 The Houston et al study's strength included ascertainment of T2DM status; however, it did not control for other dietary confounders, including fat, MUFA, and PUFA, and the study population was relatively older than the general US population.

Moreover, our HD population was relatively older (71 ± 17 years old), in comparison with other studies (67 ± 13 y in Schurgers's study [ 25] and 59 ± 11 y in Schlieper [ 7]).

MS. KEPCHER'S path to Trumpdom was relatively old-fashioned.

"I was interested in many things, and it wasn't until I was relatively old that I worked purely on the piano.

She said the dynamite was "relatively old" and had no detonator, adding, "From what we know so far, this was not a device that was intended to explode".

The design was relatively old-fashioned and the class was soon afterwards eclipsed by Bulleid's own more powerful Q1 class.

Finally, the study population was relatively old and our findings may not be generalizable to younger patient populations.

However, the sample was relatively old and the mean duration of illness among subjects with psychotic disorders had been long.