Sentence examples for determined gender from inspiring English sources

The law doesn't solve the problem, in their words, of "the externally determined gender assignment, the practice of sexed standardization and mutilation, as well as medical authority of definition on sex".

Quality-control tests for genotyping calls included the following measures: samples were required to have an overall genotype call efficiency of ≥0.98; Mendelian inconsistency checks were performed using WASP [23]; reported gender and genetically determined gender were examined with the use of X-linked SNPs, and we required a conservative gencall score of 0.25.

Whereas sex is biologically determined, gender is socially constructed and influences our roles in society, our formation of identity and the way in which others respond to us.

Synthesising published and grey literature from across the 16 ESA countries reveals that biologically and socially determined gender roles and relations influence the different exposures and vulnerabilities to illness experienced by women and men.

To reduce the risk of errors through sample swaps, we also removed samples for which the reported gender and genetically determined gender were discordant, or where Illumina array-based genotypes disagreed with more than 10% of the Sequenom genotypes which were typed as part of sample preparation described above.

And now in the 21st century there is another type of bondage and sub-humanness that is biologically determined: gender-based violence.

In addition, sample size restricted our ability to determined gender-specific age-associated changes in HBM bone geometry, as previously identified within the general population [22].

Constructed electrode was used to determine gender of arowana fish.

Doctors can alter the physical characteristics of sex, but bodily sex does not determine gender.

When determining gender, the error rates of these systems were less than 1percentt for lighter-skinned males.

Social and behavioural factors may determine gender differences in therapeutic adherence and treatment discontinuation.