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For example, in women, each 5-year increase in age was estimated to associate with a 2.1% and 1.2% decrease in femoral neck BMD for rural and urban group, respectively; in men, the respective rate of decrease was 1.3%and0.8%8%.

For men the respective difference was 2.94 cm.

Women without visual impairment had a general stability index in the static test of 1.9 ± 0.78, whereas women with visual impairment after training showed 1.43 ± 0.75; for men the respective values were 1.42 ± 0.61 and 1.42 ± 0.73.

Based on the 20% threshold for cardiovascular risk, for women the NNT with any statin to prevent one case of cardiovascular disease over five years was 37 (95% confidence interval 27 to 64) and for oesophageal cancer was 1266 (850 to 3460) and for men the respective values were 33 (24 to 57) and 1082 (711 to 2807).

As such, the older men with new-onset and established DM had significantly fewer risk factors than middle-aged men in the respective groups while no such difference was seen among the women.

R-Truth vs King Barrett Both men in the respective royal attire, King Barrett and R-Truth barked at each other before the match.

Blow Job and Hand Job meanwhile show men receiving the respective sex acts, with the acts themselves going on out of shot and the camera focusing on the subjects' faces.

The Fleet held numerous inter-ship competitions, including soccer, rugby, rowing, track, and boxing, which were followed with intense interest by the men of the respective ships.

Mitchell sat motionless, on the edge of a table, but on the monitor a video image of a man performed the respective actions almost immediately, while the laptop recorded the digital pattern on the EMG which was associated with each intended movement.

A recent study conducted in the North West of Iran in 2014 reported that the annual ASR were estimated to be 11.2 and 8.93 in men and women, respectively, and the respective crude rates (CR) were 11.5 and 9.22 [ 12, 15].

At UConn and especially at the University of Tennessee, women's basketball has been the leader, winning national championships before and more often than the respective men's team.