Sentence examples for reduced levels of testosterone from inspiring English sources
Moreover, after sniffing such tears, men experienced reduced self-rated sexual arousal, reduced physiological measures of arousal, and reduced levels of testosterone.
Ablation of GPRC6A resulted in feminization of male GPRC6A−/− mice in association with decreased lean body mass, increased fat mass, increased circulating levels of estradiol, and reduced levels of testosterone.
It is now well-established that elderly men with type 2 diabetes mellitus have reduced levels of testosterone (Barrett-Connor 1992; Betancourt-Albrecht and Cunningham 2003).
Both depression and fatigue, however, are common features of HIV-positive men and may be associated with factors other than reduced levels of testosterone.
70 Reduced levels of testosterone and potential hypogonadism have been observed and may also be related to the potential central effects of crizotinib on the hypothalamus/pituitary axis.
Furthermore, we demonstrated that reduced levels of testosterone were associated with reduced physical performance and increased fatigue.
These men typically do not have surgery to remove the prostate but instead are given so-called androgen-deprivation therapy to reduce levels of testosterone, a hormone that can fuel tumor growth.
Developed as a diuretic and for hypertension, it also reduces levels of testosterone, and can be quite effective.
We investigated if reduced levels of plasma testosterone in adult male mice lead to Reln promoter demethylation.
In fact, hormone-refractory prostate cancer cells often can maintain functional AR signaling despite greatly reduced levels of circulating testosterone as, for instance, with orchiectomy (Deutsch et al. 2004) because of AR overexpression.
Other hormonal adaptations associated with fat loss, improved insulin sensitivity, and reduced cancer risk include increased serum steroid hormone binding globulin and reduced levels of free estrogens and testosterone, and increased serum IGFBP-1 and reduced free IGF-1 concentrations (Longo & Fontana, 2010; Demark-Wahnefried et al., 2012).
