Sentence examples for males as expected from inspiring English sources

An age-dependent decrease in trabecular bone volume was observed in both females and males, as expected (r = − 0.75 and r = − 0.63, p < 0.001, respectively).

As males account for the vast majority of veterans, subgroup analyses restricted to males, as expected, were qualitatively similar to our main findings (see Additional file 1: Tables S1-S3).

They avoid mating with their brothers and prefer unrelated males as expected under the "genetic incompatibility hypothesis".

A regular high amplitude (sinus curve-like) vasomotion pattern was present in control testes (14 of 14 males), as expected (Figure 7A, right panel).

Thus, independently of the number of females, estrous overlap explains variation in the number of males, as expected if greater overlap makes defending access to a group of females more difficult for a male.

In a second assessment of spatial effects (Prediction ii), we investigated whether less cohesive groups have more males, as expected if monopolizing individual females in closer proximity to one another is easier for a male.

In support of this deduction, we observed that methylation of X chromosome loci was close to zero for one replicate sample of the CEPH male, as expected, but higher for the other CEPH male replicate (Table 1).

One previous epidemiological study has reported that male sex of the fetus was related to back pain symptoms during pregnancy [ 57] However, this was not seen in our study, of the 383 neonates 48.7% were female and 51.3% were male as expected.

Such amplicons were absent in the normal males and, as expected, in the females, suggesting creation of new primer binding sites in the exposed males.

Five ovariectomized (OVX) control females that didn't receive ovaries were also caged with males, and as expected, no pregnancies were observed in any of them.

Sexual development, as assessed by Tanner staging for breast development and pubic hair in females and for testes volume and pubic hair in males, progressed as expected for adolescent patients.