Sentence examples for men and overweight from inspiring English sources

Many shorter men and overweight women are very successful, but science must now ask why we are seeing this pattern.

Frayling emphasized that while the study may sound ominous for short men and overweight women, the study shows an average effect across the population and does not in any way determine one's fate in life.

In contrast, overweight men are actually more successful in the labor market than normal-weight men, and overweight men are also the most likely of all BMI groups to have graduated from college.

Correlates for nocturia included (urinary) urgency, snoring, restless legs syndrome, and obesity for both sexes; BPH, antidepressant use, and prostate cancer for men; and overweight, diabetes, and coronary artery disease for women (Table 1).

The factors with the greatest impact at the population level were (urinary) urgency (attributable number/1,000 subjects (AN) = 24), benign prostatic hyperplasia (AN = 19), and snoring (AN = 16) for men and overweight and obesity (AN = 40), urgency (AN = 24), and snoring (AN = 17) for women.

The BMI-related difference in methylation was mainly between normal-weight men and overweight and obese women, and we found a difference between the sexes in arsenic methylation only in individuals < 60 years of age; therefore, the results may suggest that sex steroids influence the methylation of arsenic.

After stratification by BMI, fat and meat remained a predictor of disease primarily among overweight men and among overweight Japanese women.

There was the 13-year-old girl who contracted chlamydia after being sexually active for six months — with five different men, and the overweight boy whose mother sent him out every night for a half-gallon of ice cream.

It only looked at 11 people, all men and all overweight or obese.

Even among active men and women, overweight and obesity were associated with a substantially increased risk of diabetes in a dose response manner (ESM Tables  1 and 2).

Muscular strength also was inversely associated with all cause mortality in men of normal weight and overweight men (both P<0.05 for linear trend) and with cancer mortality in overweight men (P=0.03 for linear trend; fig 2).