By contrast, females very rarely approached males, or interacted with other females (for example, fighting for males) under this free-swimming condition (see also [ 14]).
Her beyond-the-fringe daring was a power of example for her male colleagues -- the wannabe Dadaist Ezra Pound spoke approvingly of her "principle of nonacquiescence" -- and may have produced collaborative results.
For example, for a male subjects with BMI <30 kg/m and without major complications, the state of having diabetes had a utility value of 0.689.
It is still, for example, useful for male victims of sexual violence or abuse to have spaces where they are able to only meet other men, and the same goes for women.
Other species also show ornamentation in females, but in most cases they have reversed sex roles: female pipefish, for example, compete aggressively for males instead of the other way around.
For example, life expectancy for males rose from 54 years in 1981 to 66 years in 2011.
Populations that contain males with multiple M factors (IIIM and YM, for example) or males homozygous for an AM can skew the sex ratio away from 1 1 male:female.
For example, males compete with one another for social status, territory and access to females through sustained, aggressive, combats.
For example if males are under selection for increased body size but females are not, loci affecting body size are predicted to show paternal expression in males.
For example, males using territorial tactics often possess weapons, such as horns.
