Definition of late-onset in English:

late-onset

adjective

Denoting a medical condition occurring relatively late in life, especially as considered in relation to a different form of the same condition.
late-onset diabetes, or Type 2, is also a result of diet, age, and a sedentary lifestyle
Example sentencesExamples
- Many people who develop late-onset Alzheimer's have already been widowed.
- Most of these late-onset illnesses are not prevented by the commonly used antimalarial agents.
- Late-onset dementia was associated with lower intelligence at age 11.
- Late-onset muscle atrophy and pain have been reported in persons who had paralytic poliomyelitis 20 to 40 years previously.
- This information may be more relevant to preventing late-onset than early onset GBS infections.
- Patients were considered to have late-onset depression if their index episode occurred at 50 years of age or older.
- We found no association between lung function at age 3 and late-onset wheeze in children who had not wheezed previously.
- The respondent was a late-onset heroin user who had been using for one year.
- What are the causes of late-onset (60 years old!) asthma?
- While parents and researchers search for effective treatments for late-onset autism, rates continue to soar.

Definition of late-onset in US English:

late-onset

adjective

Denoting a medical condition occurring relatively late in life, especially as considered in relation to a different form of the same condition.
late-onset diabetes, or Type 2, is also a result of diet, age, and a sedentary lifestyle
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of these late-onset illnesses are not prevented by the commonly used antimalarial agents.
- Patients were considered to have late-onset depression if their index episode occurred at 50 years of age or older.
- While parents and researchers search for effective treatments for late-onset autism, rates continue to soar.
- What are the causes of late-onset (60 years old!) asthma?
- We found no association between lung function at age 3 and late-onset wheeze in children who had not wheezed previously.
- The respondent was a late-onset heroin user who had been using for one year.
- Many people who develop late-onset Alzheimer's have already been widowed.
- This information may be more relevant to preventing late-onset than early onset GBS infections.
- Late-onset dementia was associated with lower intelligence at age 11.
- Late-onset muscle atrophy and pain have been reported in persons who had paralytic poliomyelitis 20 to 40 years previously.

词汇	late-onset
释义	Definition of late-onset in English: late-onset adjective Denoting a medical condition occurring relatively late in life, especially as considered in relation to a different form of the same condition. late-onset diabetes, or Type 2, is also a result of diet, age, and a sedentary lifestyle Example sentencesExamples Many people who develop late-onset Alzheimer's have already been widowed. Most of these late-onset illnesses are not prevented by the commonly used antimalarial agents. Late-onset dementia was associated with lower intelligence at age 11. Late-onset muscle atrophy and pain have been reported in persons who had paralytic poliomyelitis 20 to 40 years previously. This information may be more relevant to preventing late-onset than early onset GBS infections. Patients were considered to have late-onset depression if their index episode occurred at 50 years of age or older. We found no association between lung function at age 3 and late-onset wheeze in children who had not wheezed previously. The respondent was a late-onset heroin user who had been using for one year. What are the causes of late-onset (60 years old!) asthma? While parents and researchers search for effective treatments for late-onset autism, rates continue to soar. Definition of late-onset in US English: late-onset adjective Denoting a medical condition occurring relatively late in life, especially as considered in relation to a different form of the same condition. late-onset diabetes, or Type 2, is also a result of diet, age, and a sedentary lifestyle Example sentencesExamples Most of these late-onset illnesses are not prevented by the commonly used antimalarial agents. Patients were considered to have late-onset depression if their index episode occurred at 50 years of age or older. While parents and researchers search for effective treatments for late-onset autism, rates continue to soar. What are the causes of late-onset (60 years old!) asthma? We found no association between lung function at age 3 and late-onset wheeze in children who had not wheezed previously. The respondent was a late-onset heroin user who had been using for one year. Many people who develop late-onset Alzheimer's have already been widowed. This information may be more relevant to preventing late-onset than early onset GBS infections. Late-onset dementia was associated with lower intelligence at age 11. Late-onset muscle atrophy and pain have been reported in persons who had paralytic poliomyelitis 20 to 40 years previously.
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