Sentence examples for displaying a gender from inspiring English sources

Items displaying a gender difference were identified as follows.

We have previously demonstrated that TIEG1 knockout mice (TIEG1−/−) display a gender specific osteoporotic bone phenotype [23], [24].

Moreover, mTOR inhibition-mediated lifespan extension displays a gender effect clearly distinguishable from CR. Unlike CR, rapamycin is more efficacious in female than in male mice [ 68], while S6K deletion increases lifespan only in females but not in males [ 67].

Main features that have been suggested to display a gender disparity at cellular level are the following: (i) the basal redox state; (ii) the response to oxidative imbalance; (iii) the susceptibility to undergo apoptosis and anoikis; (iv) the susceptibility to undergo autophagy.

Eight-seven percent of the cohort was diagnosed > 35 years old (54.2% male), 2.4% were diagnosed before the age of 18 (25.0% male), the remaining "young adult" sub-group (10.6%, diagnosed at 18-35 years) displayed a gender balance between these other two groups (34.9% male).

Adult Nlgn4 null mutant (Nlgn4−/−) mice are a construct valid model of human autism, with both genders displaying a remarkable autistic phenotype, including deficits in social interaction and communication as well as restricted and repetitive behaviors.

Kathleen Sweeney's installation "Maiden USA" (2000) consists of five video monitors displaying a cornucopia of references to gender and body image.

Their population and ours are similar in many respects: they are two European populations, with similar gender distribution, displaying a similar proportion of highly educated men and women (high school or more).

And while classical music displays an excruciating gender imbalance a recent study by Ricky O'Bannon found that 1.8percentt of works programmed by leading American orchestras in the 2014-15 season were by women the most efficient way to address that imbalance would be to commit more resources to contemporary music.

And while classical music displays an excruciating gender imbalance — a recent study by Ricky O'Bannon found that 1.8 percent of works programmed by leading American orchestras in the 2014-15 season were by women — the most efficient way to address that imbalance would be to commit more resources to contemporary music.

It was also noticed that hypermethylation of the IRF7 gene displayed an opposite gender inclination, detected in 11% of the female patients (3/27), and 42% of male patients (11/26, χ2 = ?6.632, P = 0.014).