Sentences with phrase «slightly younger group»

Researchers from Northeastern University and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) compared brain scans of a slightly younger group — half in the 60 - to - 80 age range and half in the 18 - to - 35 range.

This afforded the researchers a snapshot of what that slightly younger group had to look forward to as they entered their «golden» years.

Not exact matches

However, Zoomer would be aimed at a slightly younger boys group — starting as young as 4 — and targeted at girls 5 to 8.

Younger men appear to watch less than any other adult group, watching only slightly more adult religious programs than do children.

They're in the group called solitary surface cutworms because they cut off young plants at the soil line or slightly above or below it, sometimes dropping the severed plants into their burrows.

While this is undoubtedly extra pressure on his young shoulders, the teams that he will face in the group stage, such as Switzerland and Honduras may ease his woes slightly.

The home birth group was younger than the group who had a planned hospital birth attended by a midwife (midwife comparison group) and weighed slightly less at the beginning of pregnancy.

If your child seems younger than her peers, you may want to group her with slightly younger kids.

Given that many soldiers on the front lines are in their late teens or early 20s, the researchers wondered whether groups with younger soldiers might benefit from the inclusion of a slightly older soldier in his mid - to late - 20s.

«The H3 will appeal to a slightly younger and more diverse group of customers with a base price starting at $ 29,500, and a size that puts it in the heart of the midsize utility segment,» said Susan Docherty, Hummer brand manager.

In 1874, tired of being rejected by the Salon, a group of young unknown and slightly known artists got together and rented their own space for an exhibition of paintings and drawings timed to coincide with the official Salon.

Similarly, the younger clientele is slightly fonder of CanLII than the more general group of respondents (E: 83 %, F: 84 %).

Exceptions may be made for potential group members slightly younger or older, depending on maturity level and developmental issues.

Find and Retain the Best Tenants for Your Maryland Rental Properties It's slightly unfair to stereotype Beltway tenants but many local real estate marketing companies group local demographics according to observed lifestyles: Single, upwardly mobile professionals with plenty of discretionary spending options frequently gravitate toward the dense, Class A luxury multiunit complexes in and around downtown Washington, wealthy young families look for homes near good private schools in Arlington and Alexandria, while practical families and recent empty nesters choose the relative rental bargains among single - homes and rural estates in and around Baltimore.