Sentence examples for evaluated men from inspiring English sources

Scientists have evaluated men in Hawaii, Seventh-day Adventists in California, male and female residents of Framingham, Massachusetts, elderly American women, British joggers, middle-aged Englishmen, retired Dutchmen, and residents of Copenhagen, among others.

Moreover, a study that evaluated men and women after physical training associated with diet showed favorable results in the LDL (low-density lipoprotein) cholesterol concentration, compared to the control group, even without changes in body weight.

Recently, Meeker et al. (2010) evaluated men referred for fertility work-up; in a subset who collected at least two urine samples (n = 75), the authors observed inverse associations between urinary BPA and FAI, E2, and thyroid-stimulating hormone levels.

A psychiatrist who evaluated Manning shortly before his arrest will testify that he had concluded Manning was "at risk to himself and others" and that he should be banned from carrying a useable weapon.

Captain William Hoctor, the government psychiatrist with 24 years of experience who evaluated Manning at Quantico base in Virginia, testified that brig commanders had ignored his recommendations for Manning's detention, something he had not even experienced in his work at Guantánamo bay prison.

The authorities from the Defense Protection Service and Arlington County were on the scene within five minutes, evaluating men and women in camouflage uniforms sprawled on the grass screaming for help.

Because our expectations of leadership are masculine, when we evaluate men's potential, we are much more likely to see them as a good fit.

This chapter describes such updates on standardized semen analysis and quality control management with a greater emphasis on increased awareness for correctly evaluating men's reproductive health.

The current study extends this prior work by developing and evaluating men's judgments of a much larger set of unique scenes for which affect, clothing style, attractiveness, and contextual sexual relevance vary independently.

I understand that women often evaluate men based on these marriage must-haves.

Second, often both men and women evaluate women on the basis of past performance, but evaluate men on the basis of their "potential".