Sentence examples for average testosterone levels from inspiring English sources

Yes, average testosterone levels are markedly different for men and women.

For example, African-American men have the highest incident rate of prostate cancer (Curado et al. 2007) and the highest average testosterone levels of all Western ethnic groups (Ross et al. 1986; Ellis and Nyborg 1992; Winters et al. 2001; Kehinde et al. 2006), but the latter difference is not detectable among older men (Ellis and Nyborg 1992; Kubricht et al. 1999; Pettaway 1999).

"He doesn't have unusually high testosterone nor does he have unusually low testosterone," said Dr Abraham Morgentaler, author of the book Testosterone for Life, adding that "450 or so is an average testosterone level in adult men".

Those results recorded, Dr Burnham took saliva samples from all the students and compared the testosterone levels assessed from those samples with decisions made in the one-round game.As he describes in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, the responders who rejected a low final offer had an average testosterone level more than 50% higher than the average of those who accepted.

Average testosterone level of the participants was 2.47 pg/mL (SD = 1.6) ranging from.33 to 6.56 pg/mL.

The prediction that a trader enjoying higher-than-average profits (the average being his previous month's success) would have higher-than-average testosterone levels was, indeed, fulfilled.

Testosterone treatment increased the median testosterone level from unequivocally low at baseline to midnormal for young men after 3 months and maintained that level until month 12.

Therefore, bill color probably reflects average baseline testosterone levels (i.e., a running average) over a short period of time (a few weeks at most).

The changes in average serum testosterone levels with aging mean that the proportion of men fulfilling a biochemically defined diagnosis of hypogonadism increases with aging.

The researchers found that on days when the traders beat their previous monthly average, their testosterone levels would go through the roof.

However, as can be expected because of the higher average age, testosterone levels were somewhat lower in the Rotterdam study (Table  1), which is in agreement with the fact that testosterone levels decrease with age [ 5].