Sentence examples for men with central from inspiring English sources
It was particularly galling to city investigators that two men with central roles for Galt were former Safeway executives, Mitch Alvo and Don Adler, who had worked closely with Mr. Greenberg during a period when Safeway ran afoul of the city.
51 In men with central fat accumulation, testosterone therapy significantly decreased total body, trunk, and limb subcutaneous fat, but did not change visceral fat.
Studies in Brazzaville, Cameroon, and Ghana also have observed high cardiometabolic risk in women than men, with central obesity and high blood pressure as the most prevalent risk factors (16– 16).
Moreover, the KORA survey calculated that the number needed to screen (NNS) for undiagnosed diabetes was 6.5 for obese men and 9.7 for obese women, respectively 5.1 for men with central obesity (> 109 cm) and 8.5 for women with central obesity (> 100 cm) [ 25].
67, 74, 75 Another studied GR polymorphism is the A3669G variant, which has been associated in Caucasian men with reduced central obesity and more favorable lipid profiles.
At first, Telleldin claimed to have sold the truck to a man with a Central American accent, but he soon changed his story to implicate police officers from Buenos Aires Province.
A polished, disciplined man with a central banker's knack for speaking a lot but saying little, Mr. Trichet refused to be drawn out on his plans for the European bank.
Clyde Horton, the institutional memory and conscience of the team and school, is a white man whose affiliation with Central stretches back to the Jim Crow years (he first arrived there in 1944).
There is increasing evidence from populations with a recent history of economic development, that growing up in more affluent conditions is positively associated among men, but not women, with central obesity [ 10], ischemic heart disease [ 23- 26] and inflammation [ 9].
A similar panel study of 57 men with CAD showed central-site ultrafine PN concentrations in Erfurt, Germany, was positively associated with soluble CD40 ligand, another marker of platelet activation (Rückerl et al. 2007b).
Age-adjusted rates of obstructive sleep apnea, a risk factor for CVD, are significantly higher (4- to 10-fold) with obesity, especially with central obesity, in men and women (344).
