Sentence examples for particular for men from inspiring English sources

Several studies have shown a positive relationship between height and reproductive success in particular for men.

In particular, for men with G/A, G/G genotype in ESR2 38 bp 3' of STP G>A, having a BMI of ≥30 kg/m2 was associated with a reduced the odds of developing prostate cancer by 57% compared to having a BMI of <25 kg/m2 (p-value for trend = 0.01) (Table 4).

In particular, for men with aggressive disease those at the highest quintile of SES had a 1.2-fold significant increased risk of prostate cancer than those at the lowest SES quintile.

At the same time, there is increasing evidence that work and employment-circumstances over the life course are related to health and quality of life beyond working life, in particular for men.

In this study of screen-detected prostate cancers, the long-term survival of the BRCA2 carriers was much worse than that of the non-carriers, in particular for men with advanced stage disease; 25% of patients with a BRCA2 mutation had metastatic cancer at diagnosis and for these the 12-year survival rate was poor (33%).

Participant 7 was given information and advice, but still felt that 'I don't think there's any real information out there particular for men or any even awareness that it exists.' Participant 6 received no information until he was admitted under CAMHS, describing it as 'sod's law' as he 'needed it earlier'.

This was a particular challenge for men and women in sexual relationships.

Their improved hemostatic properties might offer particular advantages for men who are taking anticoagulants and those with cardiac or renal disease, given that the requirement for bladder irrigation during and after surgery is reduced and hemoglobin levels maintained.

Thus heavy drinking (de Visser and Smith 2006, 2007) or smoking (Hilton 1996, Hunt et al. 2004, Elliot 2008) may articulate a particular meaning for men with regard to what is considered acceptable behaviour (Courtenay 2000).

Alcohol was considered a particular problem for men in relation to weight gain in one study, 28 which supported a perceived causal link between alcohol consumption and increased appetite.

The results indicate a stronger influence of excess weight on income, in particular for obese men.