And, because these numbers are reported for gender or race, but rarely both, there is little sense of how many (or, realistically, how few) women of color work in Silicon Valley, and how much of what counts as diversity there is hiring white women.
And, because these numbers are reported for gender or race, but rarely both, there is little sense of how many (or, realistically, how few) women of color work in Silicon Valley, and how much of what counts as diversity there is hiring white women.
Similar results for photoprotected skin have also been reported for both genders for HA, HAS-2 and CD44.
Other than cervical cancer, no differences by gender have been reported for the few other malignancies found in excess among people with AIDS (PWA) (Goedert et al, 1998; Frisch et al, 2001).
This may be due to the lack of partitioning that has been reported (for example for age, blood group, gender, race, time of day or posture when sampled) and possibly due to the differences among the three different companies and the ISE that they use.
Gender differences have been reported for CD symptom presentation, prevalence rates, comorbidities, antecedents, correlates, and prognosis [ 11, 20, 21].
Second, gender differences have been reported for PLT and WBC counts in human beings with greater concentration of these cells in females [ 19].
An equal gender ratio has been reported for bipolar I disorders [ 5]; however, other studies indicate that males may be more likely to be at risk of bipolar I disorder [ 6], or conversely that there is a higher incidence of bipolar I disorder in females [ 7].
Although CRP and fibrinogen were closely associated, the marked difference between genders that has been reported for CRP was not apparent for fibrinogen.
CRC has been reported as the fourth most common malignancy (male 7.6%, female 8.6%), particularly in Central and Eastern Europe where it has been reported for the highest mortality rate in both genders.
