Sentence examples for distorted gender from inspiring English sources
The preference for boys in India starts before birth: tens of thousands of girls are thought to be aborted each year, resulting in a wildly distorted gender ratio.
Large numbers of male labourers were drawn to the city, distorting the gender balance until men outnumbered women two to one, eventually leading to a roaring sex trade.
And the troubles went far beyond gender, distorting the economic policymaking that is Suskind's focus.
In the arena of sex and contraception – the battleground that spills over into rows about deadbeat dads and feckless single mothers – the picture is distorted by mankind's awkward gender divide, where biological function collides with social realities.
As a result of the enslavement and shipping of captives, among whom men often outnumbered women, population declined and the gender balance was distorted.
This gender discrepancy is often distorted in specific populations where rates of self-harm are inordinately high, which may have implications on the significance and interpretation of psychosocial factors other than gender.
Under DoubleX rules, women will neither have to create an entertaining contrast with the men nor need to prove themselves as gender neutrals -- multiple stresses that have often distorted what might be a distinctly female voice.
Thus, it was not surprising that presence of these outliers widened the 95% CIs and distorted the homogeneity and the normal distributions, particularly for the combined gender group where even the two-stage transformation did not yield a normal distribution.
Misclassification or reasons for missing data could differ by gender, potentially distorting the observed pattern of effect modification.
Misclassification or reasons for missing data could also differ by gender, potentially distorting the observed pattern of effect modification.
Secondly, the answers might be distorted due to the actual assessment of the degree to which they found gender important in professional relationships.
