Sentence examples for length of intercourse from inspiring English sources

Factors such as length of intercourse and erectile function play a much larger role in female pleasure than penis size.

Zhang and colleagues have a few theories as to why the females would want to increase the length of intercourse.

Regardless of their place in the pecker order, men susceptible to this type of body dysmorphia would do well to remember that length of intercourse and erectile function play a much larger role in partner's pleasure than size.

Dr Zietsch also found that condom use, nor circumcision, nor country of origin affected the duration – unless the respondents were from Turkey, where the length of intercourse was significantly shorter (3.7 minutes) than elsewhere.

Studies have found that the average length of intercourse for straight couples lasts between 5.4 and 9 minutes, with entire sexual encounters between straight couples lasting an average of 19 minutes all of which is shorter than the duration of a regular gym class.

The omitted items were those asked elsewhere in the questionnaire (e.g. frequency of sexual activity), items deemed unessential for comparison purposes (e.g. sexual orientation) and items providing detail not required for comparison purposes (e.g. length of intercourse after insertion of penis and before ejaculation).

Likewise, among individuals who had a partner at the time of the survey, results showed no variation in the frequency of sexual intercourse (table 3), in the length of last sexual intercourse, or in their sexual practices in the past 12 months (data not shown) according to the respondent's BMI.

"HIV risk" factors such as number of sexual partners, length of relationship, anal intercourse modality with a current regular partner, and condom use with casual partners were associated with recent HIV testing behaviour.

These questions included maternal and paternal ages at conception, maternal smoking and alcohol habits, body weight, height, body mass index (BMI), frequency of intercourse, and menstrual cycle length.

Two other co-primary efficacy variables were the mean changes from baseline to end-point on the ability in penetration and length of erection for a successful intercourse, measured by questions 2 ("were you able to insert your penis into your partner's vagina?") and 3 ("did your erection last long enough for you to have successful intercourse?") of the SEP diary.

Participants were asked to evaluate their experience with VMMC, to indicate the length of time they waited prior to resuming sexual intercourse (if they had intercourse), and to report any problems or complications arising from the procedure.