```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<ns4:query_definition xmlns:ns2="http://www.i2b2.org/xsd/cell/crc/psm/1.1/" xmlns:ns4="http://www.i2b2.org/xsd/cell/crc/psm/querydefinition/1.1/" xmlns:ns3="http://www.i2b2.org/xsd/cell/crc/psm/analysisdefinition/1.1/">
    <query_name>Male@15:24:48</query_name>
    <query_timing>ANY</query_timing>
    <specificity_scale>0</specificity_scale>
    <panel>
        <panel_number>1</panel_number>
        <panel_timing>ANY</panel_timing>
        <panel_accuracy_scale>100</panel_accuracy_scale>
        <invert>0</invert>
        <total_item_occurrences>1</total_item_occurrences>
        <item>
            <hlevel>3</hlevel>
            <item_name>Male</item_name>
            <item_key>\\i2b2_DEMO\i2b2\Demographics\Gender\Male\</item_key>
            <item_icon>LA</item_icon>
            <tooltip>Demographic \ Gender \ Male</tooltip>
            <class>ENC</class>
            <item_is_synonym>false</item_is_synonym>
        </item>
    </panel>
</ns4:query_definition>

```

I want to find all male patients in the database with no specific time constraints, and I want to have a high level of accuracy for this search. This query will retrieve information about the gender of the patients, specifically those who are male, using the Demographics module in the i2b2 system. The query will return all male patients, regardless of when they were added to the database.