testosterone Definition
tes·tos·ter·one (tes täs′tər ōn′)
testosterone Usage Examples
Converse of object
- convert: In the male fetus, an enzyme, 5 alpha reductase, converts testosterone to dihydrotestosterone.
- produce: Because women do not produce enough testosterone they do not build muscle mass the way men do.
- include: They are similar to and include the male hormone testosterone.
- make: Hormone treatments aim to stop you from making testosterone or to block the effect of testosterone on prostate cancer cells.
- have: Women also have the hormone testosterone in their bodies.
Preposition: in
man: Lust is the craving for sex, and is driven by the hormone testosterone in both men and women.
Adjective modifier
- male: Hormone therapy Cancer of the prostate depends on the male hormone testosterone its growth.
- low: Even in men with just marginally low testosterone, TRT helps them perform better in their jobs.
- free: Abnormal secretion of estrogen and high serum levels of free testosterone are also present.
- much: There is way too much testosterone to go around.
- more: The more successful you are, the more testosterone you produce.
Modifies a noun
- replacement: The formal debate " Is it time for a large trial of testosterone replacement therapy for older men?
- supplement: Some men with low levels of testosterone may find testosterone supplements helpful.
- deficiency: Consequently, testosterone deficiency is uncommon among postmenopausal women.
- therapy: The formal debate " Is it time for a large trial of testosterone replacement therapy for older men?
- concentration: Normal range morning serum testosterone concentrations are reached during the first day of dosing.
- patch: Women with low testosterone levels who had lost on average 18 per cent of their body weight were offered testosterone patches or placebo.
Noun used with modifier
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