And, at first glance, younger equals more attractive.
Senior staff treat old and young with equal grace.
How can our society ever expect to rid itself of the class labels that we so dearly cling to if we can't even give young people equal footing to begin with?
These are rather volatile compounds expected to disappear in the aged samples, probably by evaporation or polymerization; their presence in the Ripolin paint samples can be associated with the relatively young age (equal or less than 100 years old) of the examined samples that have had little exposure to air.
Alistair, the elder of the pair, won and his younger brother equalled him in determination, surviving a 15-second time penalty for mounting his bicycle too early, to take bronze, before collapsing with exhaustion.
Table 4 Quality of life outcome comparison between the Dutch reference population and our study cohort, and subdivided by patients younger or equal to 65 and older than 65 years of age at the time of fracture Refer.
It seems to me only fair that we include our youngest as equal partners in political life -- especially given that they, too, joined the cause for independence, risking life and limb in the American Revolution.
Age was calculated at age of diagnosis/selection as control except for MCCS (at baseline for controls) and MEC (at blood draw for controls) and further dichotomized into younger or equal to 65 years old or older than 65 years.
The enterally fed children were divided into the following groups: breast-fed infants (group I; n = 17, 10 girls and 7 boys) and cow milk formula-fed infants i.e. with Bebilon 1, Nutricia - formula for younger infants, equal to Nutrilon 1; (group II; n = 16, 9 girls and 7 boys).
Stomp treated the young audience as equals.
