Sentence examples for equivalent gender from inspiring English sources

All three populations have a mean age >70 years old and had an equivalent gender balance.

These controls were selected to provide nearly equivalent gender and age matching.

We used a targeted recruitment strategy to obtain a sample of 150 self-identified Latino adults with an equivalent gender distribution to complete the survey instrument.

Patients with RET rearrangements displayed nearly equivalent gender distributions, were relatively younger in age, and had no history of smoking compared with patients without RET rearrangements.

For every Greenlandic case, the Danish gastric carcinomas of equivalent gender, age (10-year interval) and year of diagnosis (5-year interval) were identified using the Danish Civil Registry System and the Danish Cancer Register.

Inquiry and didactic sections had equivalent gender distributions (34% male in inquiry; 35% male in didactic), initial average reasoning ability (MInquiry = 14.0; MDidactic = 13.2), percentage of Pre-Health majors (67.4% in inquiry; 64.9% in didactic), and attrition rates (22.8% in inquiry; 20.0% in didactic).

The Australian Workplace Gender Equality Agency puts the current full-time-equivalent gender pay gap at around 27%.

A field of "religion and non-religion" is not perfect: it's like extending women's studies to "men and women's studies" – it is merely a next step towards the development of a more robust conceptual equivalent to gender.

Or, as Jon Stewart described it on Wednesday night's "Daily Show," it's "the business equivalent of gender reassignment".

Hence, the factor model may not be equivalent by gender and by age.

This item is unusual in that its thresholds were not equivalent across gender in seniors only and over time.