Sentence examples for males reported younger from inspiring English sources

Males reported younger debut ages than females, with means of 16.55 and 17.03 years respectively (p < 0.001).

In our study, male reported younger partner and female reported older partner at first sexual debut.

YHH males reported a younger age of sexual onset with 29.2% of them having had sex under the age of 10 compared to only 11.1% for females.

In addition, the age at diagnosis for potentially HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer declined significantly over time for males, consistent with the reported younger age for individuals with HPV DNA-positive vs HPV DNA-negative oral cavity and oropharyngeal cancer (Gillison, 2007; Hong et al, 2010).

It was also lower than a finding from Nigeria indicating, 15% of young females and 8% of young males reported a forced penetrative sexual experience [ 15].

Finally, older students and males reported smoking more frequently than younger students and females.

Our finding that younger people and males reported a higher level of interest in free PGT corresponds with findings from other studies on attitudes towards new health technologies, where older individuals [16] and females [17] were found to be more sceptical.

90% of male and 70% of female adolescent-onset binge drinkers continued to binge in young adulthood; 70% of males and 48% of females who were not adolescent-onset binge drinkers reported young adult binge drinking.

Males reporting nonsuicidal cutting were younger (t (213) = 2.64, p < .01), and more likely to report a recent suicide attempt (χ2 (1) = 6.71, p < .01) and nonsexual assault (χ2 (1) = 4.94, p < .05) compared to non-injuring males.

This information is invaluable in yielding insight into certain risk traits such as being a young male, reporting and having a medical diagnosis of depression, which could inform injury prevention policies and strategies suitable for transitional countries with limited resources and changing patterns of mortality.

Three correlates remained significant risks for males only; males who reported lifetime NSSI were slightly younger, over four times as likely to report MDD, and nearly three times more likely to report nonsexual assault.