Sentence examples for males in some from inspiring English sources

Long hair is worn by males in some Tarahumara and Huichol communities and by many adult Seri.

However, females actually are more represented than males in some majors such as mathematics and chemistry though the reverse is true for other science and engineering majors.

Songs produced by POM-lesioned males in some cases fell between measures of spring and autumn songs but differed most from songs produced by autumn males.

Same-sex sexual behaviour is widespread across taxa and is particularly common in insects, in which up to 50% of copulation attempts by males are directed towards other males in some species.

Vaccination programs are now being extended to include males in some countries, in order to improve population level HPV infection control and to directly prevent HPV-related disease in males such as anogenital warts and anal cancers.

Females in many species, including lions and hyenas, breed according to a hierarchical structure, Dr. Condy said, while the males in some species tend to be rather uninterested in breeding unless there are other males to compete against.

And yet the question remains: What does "Brando" really mean? "He represents the traditional male, in some ways rebellious, but not all the way," offered Mr. Medavoy, who spoke in a telephone interview last week.

The self, or the directly addressed "you" at the centre of the story, is a peasant male in some unspecified corner of Asia – although it doesn't take a lot of guesswork to identify Hamid's native Pakistan as the inspiration – whom we follow from impoverished birth through to a more comfortable death.

But if a gay guy were to do that to another male in some situations, "that can be pretty dangerous".

Then, the action of hormones called androgens, under the guidance of genes on a Y chromosome, convert this template to male in some of us.

The wings may be present in only one sex (often the male) in some groups such as velvet ants and Strepsiptera, or selectively lost in "workers" of social insects such as ants and termites.