Sentence examples for males reported higher from inspiring English sources

In four countries, males reported higher internalizing and total symptomatology than females.

Males reported higher indirect cost, likely due to higher salaries, while females reported higher direct cost, likely due to higher non-medical ones.

Compared with females, males reported higher education (p<0.001), fewer potential HIV-related symptoms (p<0.01), and more lifetime sexual partners (p<0.001); they were less likely to have previously tested for HIV (p<0.001) and less likely to be married (p<0.001).

Males reported higher scores in POS than females.

Males reported higher prompt attention compared to females (p = 0.004; impact = 1.47).

Males reported higher levels of depression symptoms than females at follow-up 5 and follow-up 6 (p < 0.05).

Similarly, while more urban females reported living low risk lifestyles in 2008 compared to 2003 more urban males reported high risk lifestyles in 2008 compared to 2003.

Similarly, one in four males in this rural sample reported at-risk alcohol consumption, more than one in three males reported high consumption, and almost one in five males reported at least one adverse lifetime consequence of drinking alcohol.

However, females generally reported not having discussed family planning with their spouse, whereas males reported high levels of spousal discussion on family planning, suggesting the focus of such discussions may have a different perspective for males and females.

Males accounted for about 44% of respondents, and there were slightly more males reporting higher levels of life satisfaction than females (i.e. 32% vs. 30%) (Table  1).

That is, gender differences were found across physical and psychological wellbeing and autonomy and parent relations, with males reporting higher levels than females across all three dimensions.