Sentence examples for men we compared from inspiring English sources

To determine whether there are basic biological differences between Type A and Type B men, we compared hemodynamic, electrophysiologic and neuroendocrine responses to equipotent doses of isoproterenol (ISO) and norepinephrine (NE) in 10 Type A and 10 Type B men ages 18 to 29. Results showed equal hemodynamic and neuroendocrine responses to graded ISO doses in Type A and Type B individuals.

"Our admissions folks put increasing the diversity of our student body as a top priority". Our ranking of the best colleges for minorities in STEM takes a similar approach, except that instead of comparing women to men, we compared blacks, Hispanics, and American Indians (groups typically underrepresented in STEM) to whites and Asians (groups typically well-represented in STEM).

The Best Colleges for Minorities in STEM Our ranking of the best colleges for minorities in STEM takes a similar approach, except that instead of comparing women to men, we compared blacks, Hispanics, and American Indians (groups typically underrepresented in STEM) to whites and Asians (groups typically well-represented in STEM).

To identify genes that might contribute to the relatively greater muscularity of men, we compared skeletal muscle gene expression profiles of 15 normal men and 15 normal women by using comprehensive oligonucleotide microarrays.

In a unique cohort of European and South Asian men, we compared cross-sectional associations between AAs, metabolic and obesity traits, and longitudinal associations with incident diabetes.

To determine if MetSyn can detect metabolic risk in black men, we compared Africans living in the U.S. with African Americans to determine if the group with higher metabolic risk defined by blood pressure, glycemia, and visceral adiposity also had a higher prevalence of MetSyn.

But my friends with autistic children all have had similar experiences (sometimes even with the same men — we compare notes).

For both men and women, we compared the following models by means of the chi-square difference test and the AIC: * p ≤.05.

To test whether genetic and environmental factors influence a trait to the same degree in men and women, we compared a quantitative heterogeneity model (variance components free to differ across sexes) with a homogeneity model (variance components equal for both sexes).

In this section, we apply the proposed model to forecast mortality of British and Danish women and men, and we compare its predictive ability with those of other, well-established models.

In order to define the relation between 2D Fourier spectral properties and different categories of man-made images more closely, we compared man-made images with photographs of real-world objects (natural scenes, plants, simple objects and faces).