(Every man identifies with Hamlet, it has been said, since every man imagines himself a disinherited monarch; every woman identifies with Alice, since every woman sees herself as the sole sane person in a world filled with lunatics who imagine themselves disinherited monarchs).
The man identifies with his money before all else.
I think the reason must have to do with the obsessive way so many young men identified with Dylan during the middle sixties….
In the final chapter to this edited volume, Burkhauser and Stapleton conclude that, while various factors may have contributed to the decline in the employment rates of men identified with work limitations, increases in the availability and generosity of federal disability benefits probably played the largest role (Burkhauser & Stapleton, 2003b).
Since men identified with an STI at baseline were treated, infections subsequent to baseline were considered incident.
The men identified with a 'traditional' masculinity premised on economically providing in relationships, in which men were positioned as benevolent patriarchs.
A total of 17,424 men identified with incident prostate cancer in the SEER tumor registries from 1993 through 1999 received a GnRH agonist within a year of diagnosis.
The results suggest that the mpMRI-based strategy could reduce the number of biopsies by about one-third (600 compared to 1000 biopsies), increase the number of men identified with clinically significant cancer by about 30% (320 compared to 250 patients), and reduce the number of men falsely identified with the disease by 60% (20 compared to 50).
Among men identified with osteoporosis by WHO criteria, who comprised 2% of the study population, actual observed fracture probabilities during 10 years of follow-up were highest and exceeded FRAX predicted fracture probabilities.
This substudy was embedded in the ProtecT trial and as the POMS and IES were added in an amendment to the original protocol, some men identified with a negative biopsy result had completed time-points 1 and 2 before the measures were introduced, resulting in lower numbers of men completing the measures at earlier time-points (see Figure 1).
