Sentence examples for attributed to gender from inspiring English sources

"More importantly, up to 23percentt of the gender difference in [program] choice can be attributed to gender differences in competitiveness".

There is a heated debate on whether observed gender differences in some figural matrices in adults can be attributed to gender differences in inductive reasoning/Gf or differential item functioning and/or test bias.

The last term on the right hand side of equation (5) is the part of the wage gap that can be explained by differences in observable characteristics between male and female workers in that industry, while the first three terms give the unexplained or the residual wage gap (the part attributed to gender differences in market returns to those observable characteristics).

In case you did not read the sociological and economic literature, Mrs.Schlafly, the gap is often attributed to gender discrimination.

It's a different universe to 19th century offerings, when stigma and fear shaped institutional 'care' and dysfunction was attributed to gender, class or sin.

The differences between the studies can obviously also be attributed to gender and age differences.

America's patent internal conflicts are readily attributed to race, gender, immigration and the clash of generations; but they are not, and never have been, ascribed to class.Geopolitics has crimped the left, too.

Certain findings might thus be attributed to such gender differences in reporting depression and anxiety, and to an inherent gender bias in the measurement construct used in this study [ 57].

Hewish had a co-recipient, but it wasn't Bell Burnell a fact that many observers have attributed to her gender.

FDR correction with threshold of p < 0.05 for multiple comparison was then employed using MATLAB 2012b and to identify the final FC pairs with significant difference attributed to the gender factor.

For instance, while the low rate of female entrepreneurs in Pakistan may be attributed to significant gender gap in educational attainment, women economic participation and opportunity, the low rate of female entrepreneurs in high income economies may be attributed to the availability of job opportunities.