Sentence examples for gender preponderance from inspiring English sources

The majority of patients reported an early and abrupt onset and an episodic course of the disorder, with no gender preponderance.

There was no gender preponderance between codon 13 mutation and WT carcinoma patients.

In this study, subjects with hypertension were limited to children in 5 years age group with no gender preponderance.

However, because levels of IL-6 were unaffected by gender in all patient groups, we concluded that gender preponderance did not affect the results in this study.

Briefly, patients were middle-aged, with no gender preponderance; they had a history of symptoms of nearly one-week duration and were ventilated at 1 [0 to -2] day after hospital admission.

This is similar to the observation of Still and Cottom [ 20] who noted higher incidence of hypertension in the age group 5 to 10 years with no gender preponderance.

Further, as the preponderance of gender benders are male-to-female (according, admittedly, to Western research - see also Griffiths, Davies & Chappell, 2003), this will have a profound effect on the social culture of the game.

Patients and controls were comparable for age and gender, with a male preponderance (Table 1).

During adolescence, major changes occur in the natural history of asthma, including gender reversal with female preponderance [ 82] and remission in approx. 50%, although, in a proportion asthma, it returns later in those presumed to be disease-free [ 4].

A recent review (Swannell et al., 2014) suggests that, while clinical samples of those engaging in NSSI include a preponderance of females, gender equivalence is more characteristic of samples not selected for presence of disorder, such as the one studied here.

Overall, the characteristics of our patients were typical for patients undergoing coronary angiography for the evaluation of CAD, with a preponderance of male gender (66.4%) and a high prevalence of T2DM (23.8%), hypertension (53.5%), and smoking (59.1%).