Sentence examples for conclusions on gender from inspiring English sources

Further research is required to draw more general conclusions on gender in the effects of fatigue on balance and functional tasks.

While mental rotation tasks with three-dimensional objects typically result in large gender effects (see [ 20] for a meta-analysis) more data are needed to draw firm conclusions on gender differences in the mental rotation of body parts.

Still, two crucial differences exist between the two studies which may preclude too strong a conclusion on gender differences in rats as (1) different strains were used (Long-Evans vs. Wistar rats) and (2) animals were tested at different ages (8 9 weeks vs. 17 18 weeks).

They decided to take on gender inequality.

Limitations of this study were a predominantly female sample, which did not allow to draw conclusions on possible gender differences.

Longitudinal data would be required to draw conclusions on the gender-specific development of resilience as well as the psychological symptoms based on parental rearing since during adolescence there is a high rate of spontaneous remissions in the psychological problems [ 34, 57].

Studies from non-US ICUs have reached different conclusions regarding mortality based on gender, despite men receiving more aggressive care.

In our study, the relatively small female sample size (n  =  186 cases and n  =  186 controls, respectively) limits the conclusion of gender-specific effects mediated by polymorphisms in GLUT9 gene on gout.

Although most studies showed women at greater risk of HIV than men, the CIs presented include the null value, preventing us from drawing conclusions on the effect of gender on HIV risk.

In conclusion, this is the first large-scale population-based study from the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent, home to one-sixth of the world's population, on gender differences in CAD and its determinants.

In conclusion, performance on the RFFT was dependent on age and educational level but not on gender.