Sentence examples for men were categorised from inspiring English sources

Women and men were categorised into three levels of self-esteem, as measured antenatally: low, medium and high.

Very few men were categorised as being folate deficient (only two omnivores).

In our analysis, men were categorised separately for each NSAID according to their reported frequency of use at baseline: never use, 1 29 pills per month (<1 pill per day), 1 pill per day, and ⩾2 pills per day.

In the evaluated whole cohort (n=123) the majority of men were categorised as either intermediate or high risk, 50 out of 123 (41%) and 48 out of 123 (39%), respectively.

An open text field followed the question "How many units of alcohol do you drink per week?" At least 7 weekly doses for women and 14 for men were categorised as heavy alcohol consumption.

For those who had consumed at least 12 alcoholic drinks in the past year, the frequency and quantity of alcohol consumption was assessed, and men were categorised as safe drinkers (1 21 alcoholic drinks per week) or harmful drinkers (>21 alcoholic drinks per week).

When one of the test results (not necessarily the earliest one) was elevated, the man was categorised as having an elevated PSA test during 2010.

The men in this group had a mean birth weight of 3.63 kg (± 0.51 kg), which is comparable with the men who were categorised as WT in both classification methods (3.64 ± 0.43 kg).

Patient characteristics are shown in table 1. Mean age was 6795%5% CI 66 to 68) years; 73.7% were men; 20.9% were categorised as NYHA functional class I, 41.7% as class II, 34.8% as class III and 2.6% as class IV.

In contrast, folate concentrations were highest among vegans, intermediate in vegetarians, and lowest in omnivores, but only two men (both omnivores) were categorised as folate deficient (defined as serum folate < 6.3 nmol/l).

In addition, over half of men consuming a vegan diet and 7% of men consuming a vegetarian diet were categorised – according to their serum vitamin B12 concentrations – as being vitamin B12 deficient.