The post 1945 UK welfare state had a clear gender differentiated model of family life, in which men were bread-winners and women were full-time carers, with women and children financially dependent upon men.
This may be the result of a gender-differentiated socialisation process (Bonke 2010) in those countries and may affect not only the time use of young people, but also their perceptions of the net benefits of living with parents or not.
The first anthology to consider this controversy, Women and Moral Theory, juxtaposed some of the leading care theorists with critics who question the significance of a gender-differentiated morality and its relevance to political and legal issues (Kittay and Meyers 1987).
That means that parenthood has to an extent a gender-differentiated effect.
The necessity for thorough assessments of how trade liberalization may or may not impact on food security, nutritional status and/or access to agricultural inputs and other productive factors - from a gender-differentiated perspective - should be seen in this context.
Using this collection of microarray data, we analyzed the differential contribution of estrogens and GH to the regulation of gender differentiated liver gene expression.
Again, few genes (less than 7% of the gender differentiated) were affected in the opposite direction by treatment with estrogen.
The gender differentiated impacts and health-related impacts are mentioned in the first and are negligible in the second.
Selection explains a significant share of the differences in employment and childcare but the time allocation of married couples remains more gender differentiated than for cohabiting couples even after "matching" couples to control for selection.
We have evaluated the differential effects of Growth Hormone (GH) and estrogen in the regulation of hepatic gender differentiated gene expression as well as the involvement of sterol regulatory element-binding proteins (SREBPs) in the hepatic actions of GH and thyroid hormone.
Gender differentiates only the level of trust in physicians, which is significantly higher (by approx. 2 points in the TPS scale) in females, with p = 0.0195*, the arithmetic mean was 51.3, Me was 53.0.
