Sentence examples for men with levels from inspiring English sources

Similar results were obtained for men with levels of ascertainment between the two databases being extremely close suggesting similar recording patterns between the two groups of GP practices contributing to each database.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recognized as anaemic, women with haemoglobin levels below 12.0 g dl−1 and men with levels below 13.0 g dl−1 (WHO/UNICEF/UNU, 2001).

Men with IGF-I levels >113 ng ml−1 were 59% less likely to develop kidney cancer than men with levels ⩽113 ng ml−1 (odds ratio=0.41; 95% confidence interval=0.23 0.75).

International guidelines have suggested that symptomatic men with total testosterone levels <8 nmol/l (231 ng/dl) are hypogonadal, that men with total testosterone levels >12 nmol/l (346 ng/dl) do not have hypogonadism, and that men with levels between 8 and 12 nmol/l need consideration for treatment depending on their clinical picture (18).

In the present study, risk of liver cancer was 78% lower for men with levels of 79 ng ml−1 compared with 30 ng ml−1, 66% lower for 129 ng ml−1 compared with 80 ng ml−1, and 47% lower at 179 ng ml−1 compared with 130 ng ml−1, after adjustment for age.

To determine whether the association with vasectomy might have a hormonal basis, we compared levels of testosterone (T) and testosterone binding globulin-binding capacity (TeBG-bc) in 33 of the vasectomized control men with levels in 33 non-vasectomized controls of the same age, weight and height.

Compared with those with lower levels of self-reported stress, among men with higher levels, there was a significantly stronger association between lead levels and SBP.

In that study, 26% and 72% of the elderly men presented with levels <20 and <30 ng/mL, respectively.

Among men with baseline levels measured, 71.7% (1646/2295) had a PSA level <2 ng/mL.

A third experiment showed that in men with low levels of the stress hormone cortisol, a higher level of testosterone was linked to a deeper voice.

Accordingly, we hypothesize that a similar selection bias occurs in studies of metabolic factors and prostate cancer, since men with high levels of metabolic factors have a shorter life expectancy than men with normal levels.