Sentence examples for men were detected from inspiring English sources
No differences in HIV incidence and prevalence between self-reported circumcised men with a foreskin and other uncircumcised men were detected.
In the presented study, a greater disproportion between the different genders (70% women; 30% men) was detected, showing that women are more susceptible to TMD than men.
In 26 comparisons no STR mismatches between a child and an unrelated man were detected, thus at least one and up to three "second father(s)" under 350 men could be found for 23 children, if the mother is excluded.
The inverse of the sign of influencing on efficiency of activity of the man is detected.
A 60-year-old man was detected with an abnormality in his medical checkup.
These sites show strong conservation from Xenopus to man and were detected at high stringency by the Alibaba program (see Methods section) that predicts transcription factor binding sites.
Notably, the amount of Xyl and Man was increased by 59% and by 30%, respectively, in gux1gux2 compared to the WT, whereas no changes in Xyl or Man levels were detected in the ScAGU115 transgenic lines (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> The (Me GlcA-deficient Me GlcA-deficient[ 23], was also analyzed with the corresponding wild-type (WT#) plants.
In women the results from OMAS and LAS increased significantly but in men no differences were detected.
Whereas socioeconomic differences in the proportion of ill-defined causes of death were found in about half of the countries among men, these differences were detected only in two countries among women.
They alerted the reader to the dangers of trying to learn about the effects of treatment on localised prostate cancer detected through prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing when the results of randomised controlled trials are not available and data from observational studies are only available on men whose cancers were detected at a later stage of the disease.
No man-made radionuclides were detected and no Tritium was found in the Fallujah samples.
