Sentence examples for men consistent with from inspiring English sources

In comparison, there was greater variation between heterosexual men and gay men — consistent with the view that that male sexuality is more canalized.

About 2 to 3 percent of men in the region have sex with other men, consistent with global averages, the study found.

Using a sample of more than 200,000 publications over a 65-year period, it is found that astronomy papers led by women receive 10% fewer citations than those led by men, consistent with studies in other related disciplines.

Some traits were more common in women, others were more common in men (consistent with some of the previous research), but only 6percentt of brains had "all male" or "all female" traits.

Circulating levels of the adipokines leptin and resistin were higher in women than men, consistent with earlier reports [29], [30].

Interestingly, women had higher PON1-activity than men, consistent with higher HDL cholesterol and apoA-I levels in women (see data supplement for sex-specific data: Table S1).

Soldier P told Widgery that he had returned fire after a man consistent with Mr Nash's description had fired first.

However, clinical trials of p7 inhibitors, including the adamantane-derivatives amantadine and rimantadine, have showed limited efficacy at concentrations that can be achieved in man, consistent with in vitro observations (Fong et al., 1999; Griffin et al., 2008; Jubin et al., 2000; Steinmann et al., 2007a,b).

Gender stratified analyses showed among men consistent positive associations with CB-153, but a more ambiguous pattern with respect to DDE.

The significant decrease of adiponectin levels in diabetic men, when compared with control men, is consistent with other studies which have previously suggested that low adiponectin levels are associated with fatty liver disease in women and low testosterone levels in men with type 2 diabetes [ 45].

The stronger association among men is consistent with the fact that women usually outperform men on the CVLT (Ragland et al. 2000).