Gender-Related Differences
Age and Gender Related Differences in Hypotensive and Hypertensive Responses to Stellate Ganglion Block
... The limitations of this study are as follows: A blind technique for SGB had been used, and blood pressure changes were retrospectively analyzed in our study as other many previous studies in which the effects of SGB on ...
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Gender related differences in using intensive adverbs in Turkish
... a gender based difference in intensive ...better. Gender related differences in the use of adverbs also seem to take place during monologues such as public ...
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No gender related differences in the severity of nephropathia epidemica, Germany
... that differences in behav- ioral factors such as occupational and leisure activities account for the unequal gender distribution and not a higher susceptibility of men for arthropod-borne and an even higher ...
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Age- and Gender-Related Differences in Ischemia/Reperfusion Injury and Cardioprotection: Effects of Diazoxide
... The mechanisms contributing to age- and gender-related differences in cardioprotection have yet to be fully elucidated. Presently available data indicate that premenopausal women have a greater ...
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MR assessment of pituitary gland morphology in healthy volunteers: age and gender related differences
... The prevalence of a convex upper pituitary border in female subjects under 50 years in the present study is similar to that reported previously by our group 5, by Swartz et al 44% of 50 [r] ...
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Age- and Gender-Related Differences in Mitochondrial Oxygen Consumption and Calcium With Cardioplegia and Diazoxide
... be related to selection of a subpopulation resistant to myocardial injury ...sex differences in in-hospital mortality were less marked in the older-age ...
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Gender-related differences in clinicopathological characteristics and renal outcomes of Chinese patients with IgA nephropathy
... In the clinicopathologic baseline data, we noticed the relatively worse condition of the male patients compared with the female patients, which is similar to previous re- ports. A study by Cattran DC et al. reported a ...
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Gender-related differences in the progression of carotid stiffness with age and in the influence of risk factors on carotid stiffness
... parameters were observed between middle-aged (45–60 years) and young (,45 years) study subjects. Similar results were reported previously from Framingham Heart Study offspring cohort and from Anglo-Cardiff Collaborative ...
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Conflicting gender-related differences in the natural history of patients with Idiopathic Dilated Cardiomyopathy.
... female gender is reliably associated with a slowed and attenuated development of adverse cardiac remodelling and heart failure [26- ...to gender [30]. These underlying sex differences in cardiac ...
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Age- and Gender-Related Differences in Clinical Productivity Among Canadian Pediatricians
... Primary care was defined as the care of unreferred children, secondary care as the provision of pediatric consul- tations to primary care providers and the routine care of children with [r] ...
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Age and gender differences in half-Ironman triathlon performances – the Ironman 70.3 Switzerland from 2007 to 2010
... the gender difference would differ among the three ...and gender-related differences in overall and split performances in male and female athletes competing in Ironman ...
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Carbon Monoxide is a Significant Mediator of Cardiovascular Status Following Preterm Birth
... and gender- specific differences, being higher in in- fants of greatest prematurity and male ...be related to greater neonatal illness severity and incidence of ...observed ...
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Age-related and gender-stratified differences in the association between high triglyceride and risk of hyperuricemia
... Hyperuricemia is widely considered as a key risk factor for metabolic syndrome, including dyslipidemia, in which hypertriglyceridemia is the most common lipid abnorm- ality [1 – 6]. High uric acid (UA) levels were ...
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Gender differences in health-related quality of life associated with abdominal obesity in a Korean population
... The gender differences in the associations between overall or abdominal obesities and HRQOL may further be explained within the psychological and sociocultural context of women ’ s ...
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Work-related stress and bullying: gender differences and forensic medicine issues in the diagnostic procedure
... The European Parliament Resolution of 20 September 2001 identified women ’ s work among the harassment risks. Over the years, the European Union policies have carefully taken into account the female gender factor ...
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Alcohol related vomiting in a New Zealand University sample: frequency, gender differences, and correlates
... Comorbidity of alcohol use. Comorbidity between alcohol and other substances is common; for example, 45.3% of individuals with a drug use disorder also meet criteria for alcohol abuse, and 30.7% for alcohol dependency. ...
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Emotional Labor Strategy of Hotel Frontline Employees: The Antecedents and Consequences
... acting but not reaching significance. Emotional labor (surface and deep acting) was not markedly related with negative affection. The study results also showed, positive affected employees preferred to use deep ...
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Country, age, and gender differences in the prevalence of screen-based behaviour and family-related factors among school-aged children
... Parents seem to have an important role in regu- lating the total amount of screen-based activities in children. The presence of parental rules focused on limiting screen time appeared to be one of the key factors that ...
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Gender Differences in the Experience of Psychosis
... be related to high levels of substance use in the male sample in the present study, as substance use has been associated with higher levels of suspicious and persecutory delusions (see Section ...
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Perception of evidence based practice and the professional environment of Primary Health Care nurses in the Spanish context: a cross sectional study
... possible differences related to features of the staff, such gender, age, experience and main prac- tice (management or clinical) and to evaluate the po- tential influence of the practice environment ...
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