Sentence examples for during the intercourse from inspiring English sources

"Detective Winters's report indicates that he asked her why she never said no" during the intercourse that followed, the judge wrote.

In total 422 subjects with hypertension (84.1%) and 165 with normotension (95.4%) reported no discomfort during the intercourse.

Overall, only 27.1% of those sexually experienced reported that they have always used a condom during the intercourse in the last year.

A risky sexual behaviors were independently associated with the level of knowledge, since those who had sex with more than one sexual partners and have not always used a condom during the intercourse in the last year were more knowledgeable.

Regarding the sexual behavior pertinent to the transmission of HIV, 87.3% had sexual intercourse in the last year, and among the subsample of sexually active participants in the last year only 12.3% reported that they had always used the condom during the intercourse with casual or regular partner.

Indeed, the respondents who had more than one sexual partner and have not always used a condom during the intercourse in the last year (OR=0.33; 95% CI 0.16-0.7), those who have received information about HIV/AIDS through physician (OR = 4.34; 95% CI 2.01-9.42) were more likely to correctly answer the questions about the modes of transmission and the main preventative measures of HIV.

"Then there are reported scenarios where the female sexsomniac initiates sex, and the male partner is willing, despite the associated sleep disruption, and during the sexual intercourse the female wakes up and says, 'what are you doing?

Furthermore, in a study in Estonia, alcohol use combined with other factors such as lower education was negatively associated with condom use during the last intercourse [ 28].

High level of educational attainment are associated with increased odds of condom use during the last intercourse (OR 0.29, 95% CI 0.15 to 0.57).

Furthermore, older people are less likely to use condoms during the last intercourse than their younger counterparts [ 18], and women over the age of 50 are more vulnerable to HIV infection due to biological changes that accompany menopause [ 20].

The mechanism for the effect is unclear, but the authors suggest that the retraction of the foreskin during intercourse exposes the penis to infection, and that the moist area under the foreskin may then provide a protected environment in which the viruses can flourish.