Sentences with phrase «female than in males»

Finally, appraisals of social interactions involving approach behaviors were more positive in female than in male participants.

In these mice, the incidence of type 1 diabetes is 1.4 to 4.4 times higher in females than in males.

The p - tau levels are higher in female than in male mice, and the increased p - tau was consistent with a proportional decrease in the post-synaptic marker levels analyzed.

In particular, irritability, which is a core symptom of depression in young people, appears to be more common in females than in males [18].

Both school refusal and truancy had occurred more frequently in female than in male patients.

Strikingly, despite the overall tendency for male brains to be larger, 10 of these regions had more modulatory neurons in females than in males.

«This shows that there are more cells that modulate signals and exert temporal control in areas regulating reproductive, social and parenting behaviors in females than in males, with one exception so far,» says CSHL Associate Professor Pavel Osten, the team leader.

And Toby Chai, a urologist at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, says future research should also use female animals, because overactive bladder occurs more often in females than in males.

Before I share it with you, here's a little science behind the need for iron: Females tend to have lower iron counts because hemoglobin levels are naturally lower in females than in males.

When it does occur, it is usually seen in middle - aged or older cats, and is more common in females than in males.

They are often «middle - aged» and it occurs more in females than in males.

A higher level of impulsiveness may be underpinned by more marked disturbances of inhibitory control mechanisms during depression in females than in males.

For example, the stronger association hypothesised between aggressive behaviors and depressive symptoms in females than in males could be partly explained by the distinct patterns of substance use and abuse between genders observed in adolescents [25 — 27].

Linear regression analyses revealed that different attitudinal and experiential variables predict MRT performance in male and female students and that the variance explained by them is higher in females than in males.

Social ties to parents are stronger in females than in males, which explains why females» levels of delinquency are lower than those of males.

For romantic attachment relationships a meta - analysis showed higher anxiety and lower avoidance in females than in males (Del Giudice, 2011).