Sentence examples for values for males from inspiring English sources

Under baseline conditions, 5XFAD mice exhibited shorter bout lengths (14% lower values for males and 26% for females) as compared to controls (p < 0.001).

When the values for males were divided by the corresponding values for females in each age stratum, higher rate ratios were found in males for CRR and especially for FRR and in all groups between the ages of 15 and 64 years.

Different reproductive strategies have different adaptive values for males and females: Insecure males tend to adopt avoidant strategies, whereas insecure females tend to adopt anxious/ambivalent strategies, unless they are in a very high risk environment.

In addition, the adjustment of preferences would not explain why male preferences are more influenced by their partner's characteristics than females, especially given that average preferences differed from average actual trait values for males and not for females.

There were additional significant effects of both radiation (F1,449 = 2.05, P = 0.0007) and sex, with males having relatively larger brains than females (F1,449 = 10.35, P = 0.0014, LSM (SE) for males after accounting for species and radiation effects: 3.273 (0.053), females: 3.262 (0.053); back-transformed values for males: 1875 mm3 (1.1), females: 1828 mm3 (1.3)).

At age 25, the FMI data in Table 3 indicates that there are substantial differences in adiposity between genders, with mean values for women ranging from 8.9 to 10.9 kg/m2 and mean values for males between 5.6 to 6.8 kg/m2 for the three ethnic groups.

DImetal and THQ values for male and female were calculated for each vegetable and metal and for which oral reference doses exist.

Genetic variance components involving general combining ability effects ( {sigma}_{GCA}^2 ) showed higher values for male than for female lines (Table 1).

In Table 5, we present the average PESQ values for male and female speakers obtained by the two hiding techniques (using DWT-FFT and FFT only).

Fig. 11 a PESQ, b SNR, c RMSE, and d D LE values for male speakers Fig. 12 a PESQ, b SNR, c RMSE, and d D LE values for female speakers.

In fact, although we find a higher number of triangles involving female users, in apparent agreement with the prevalence of all-female triangle motifs reported for phone calls by Kovanen et al. [58], when comparing with the null model we observe a higher deviation from the expected values for male users.