Sentence examples for youngest compared from inspiring English sources
The 'Other Indian subcontinent' group (mean 42.4 years, 95%CI 39.1 45.6) was the youngest compared to all other ethnic groups, in whom age was comparable (i.e there were no differences in age between Caucasian, Gujarati, Bangladeshi, Yemeni and Punjabi).
although this was not statistically significant (odds ratio of 2.0 (1.0–4.1) for the youngest compared to 1.2 (0.8–1.9) for the oldest).
The higher relative excess mortality among the youngest compared with the oldest is in accordance with other reports [ 5, 7, 24].
I'm still young compared to my playing time.
This is very young compared to workers in "real" factories and companies.
Indian women are marrying later, though still relatively young compared with the West.
"Most of the democracies in Africa are relatively young compared to ours," Mr. Stith said.
Bronx gneiss young compared to dean of all rocks, under Russia; it's 1,832,000,000 years old.
The Open Books volunteer corps skews young compared with similar organizations, Ms. Keaty said.
If Craig does retire as Bond he will do so relatively young compared with some of his predecessors.
Although people in the villages at 12 and 13 are still very young compared to in the UK.
