The temporal sequence, then, cannot support the claim that a gender-specific term has been extended to cover both genders.
"It admonishes me with editing remarks, like, "Gender specific term, consider using 'spouse' instead of 'wife,' " she wrote.
In discussing her film, Ms. Bigelow posed a question that could serve as the theme for all of these women's works: "If a woman is pushed to the edge, how would she behave?" "I hate to put it in gender specific terms, but women internalize," said Ms. Bigelow, whose previous films include "Near Dark" and "Blue Steel".
Many differences will arise from one of the great pitfalls of translating sex from French: the French language has a treacherously neutral and non-gender specific term for genitalia – "le sexe".
For trabecular BMD this also calculates a technique-specific vertebral T score, expressing the measured BMD in terms of the number of standard deviations above or below a gender specific young adult reference population.
A gender specific issue also arose during round one regarding gender preferences of one's family physician.
There is also a gender specific component to the deviation.
Our study provides evidence that the gender-specific HRD-tendency effect, which represents contributions due to gender difference in a gender-specific constant term, is the major contributor to the gender difference in HRD (90%).
(This isn't a gender-specific test. I'm sure you can think of examples).
Representatives for the school earlier deferred requests for comment to the NSW Department of Education, where a spokesman said in a statement that gender-specific terms would continue to be used at the school.
"While the text of D.R.L. does not expressly bar marriage of same-sex couples, the inclusion in the D.R.L. of gender-specific terms to describe parties to a marriage, as well as historical context of its enactment, indicates that the Legislature did not intend to authorize same-sex marriage," the opinion says.
