Sentences with phrase «sex effect»

Incidences, treatments, outcomes, and sex effect on survival in patients with end - stage renal disease by diabetes status in Australia and New Zealand (1991 2005)

Poisson models detected gene by sex interactions for MAOA - uVNTR, BDNF Val66Met Val / Met, and 5 - HTTLPR associated with delinquency, with the strongest gene by sex effect for MAOA - uVNTR.

Stratification of the models by sex and tests of sex × exposure interaction using the full sample for both sets of models revealed no evidence of sex effects in the association between AAD and MD..

Testosterone sex effects and desire do not stop with males.

For all 3 home - range estimators used (95 % MCP, 95 % KHR, 50 % KHR), sex was the only factor that significantly affected home - range area, and only during the dry, nonbreed - ing season (dry season: overall model, d.f. = 3, 16, P ≤ 0.027, sex effect P ≤ 0.004, treatment, sex × treatment effects P ≥ 0.299; wet season: overall model d.f. = 3, 20, P ≥ 0.089).

The child's sex most consistently distinguished social skills group membership: Being a girl was associated with higher levels of social skills development (B = — 1.36, p <.01 for Cooperation; B = — 1.88, p =.01 for Self - Control; B = — 1.56, p <.01 for Assertion) and the child's sex effect gave some indication of distinguishing between the low and moderate group for Assertion (B = — 1.02, p =.04).

Social status and sex effects on neural morphology in Damarland mole - rats, Fukomys damarensis.

The present study utilized a self - report assessment tool that measures only global trait emotional intelligence, and the absence of sex effects was to be expected (Sanchez - Ruiz et al., 2010).

«We now understand that this sex difference is not actually a «sex effect», but rather an effect of finger size,» says Daniel Goldreich of McMaster University in Toronto, Canada.

«We now understand that this sex difference is not actually a «sex effect», but rather an effect of finger size,» says Daniel Goldreich of McMaster University in Ontario, Canada.

For 95 % KHR, sex was the only factor that was significantly associated with differences in overlap (n = 248 pairs; overall F9, 238 = 2.00, P = 0.040; sex effect: F2, 238 = 4.88, P = 0.008).

Whether this sex effect occurs in all breeds or has any practical impact remains to be seen, but it may explain some of the differences observed here including the separation of Cocker Spaniels from other small - sized breeds (sex - specific data not shown).

Sample size calculations estimated that 2136 dogs would be needed to detect a sex effect for a disorder with 2.5 % expected prevalence in the protected sex at a 95 % confidence level with 80 % power assuming a 1:1 ratio of males to females [22].

The sex effect approached significance (p =.06), with higher problem scores in boys than girls.

In addition, to inform the assignment of statistically at - risk cutpoints, BITSEA scales were evaluated for age and sex effects.

Age and sex effects were investigated.