Sentence examples for consistent gender from inspiring English sources

Birgin and colleagues have suggested that the lack of consistent gender effects may be because MA is not consistently defined or measured [ 29].

"There was a fairly consistent gender gap," Dr. Elliott said.

No consistent gender differences were observed for routine primary care visits however immunizations and prescriptions were elevated for boys.

While the existing literature finds modest but consistent gender differences in attitudes towards nuclear power in the general publics of several Western countries, the robustness of this relationship has seldom been investigated across time or among elected officials.

Supplementary t-tests revealed a consistent gender difference on physical aggression in the male direction for both samples and a gender difference on verbal aggression in the male direction only for one sample.

This is the first study which has shown consistent gender differences in chronometric mental rotation with primary school aged children regarding reaction time and accuracy while considering appropriate stimuli.

Discriminant analysis indicated that the language used by male and female respondents in the male guise differed from that used by the same respondents in the female guise, supporting communicators' consistent gender-linked language schemata, and stereotypes, and the new process model.

In this study, there were consistent gender-associated differences in both ImPACT® cognitive composite scores and symptoms scores.

"If women business leaders act consistent with gender stereotypes, they are considered too soft," the group found in a 2007 study.

"Access to sex-segregated restrooms and other workplace facilities consistent with gender identity is a term, condition or privilege of employment," Gupta wrote.

They point out that "our finding of significant impacts for women and not for men is consistent with gender bias in the allocation of nutrition and other resources, particularly in times of unusual hardship".