Sentence examples for expect gender from inspiring English sources

However, to the extent that we analyze smaller samples subdivided by personal characteristics, we expect gender differences in the effect of CLM due to different types of matching between men and women with different characteristics.

Here's why: 1) I don't have nieces and 2) We can't expect gender roles to change if we don't change them from both sides.

She thinks that it's critical to watch TV and movies with your kids as often as possible and to actively knock down gender bias or negative stereotypes when you see them -- especially in shows where you would least expect gender bias or negative stereotypes.

However, we did not expect gender to affect family needs.

However, we do not expect gender differences in the neural representation of rewards differing in subjective attractiveness.

In Germany, brucellosis has evolved into a foodborne disease, and unpasteurized goat cheese is the most frequently reported vehicle of exposure in our study population; thus, there is no reason to expect gender predominance.

Presumably this "family investment" by wives is less necessary for intermarried families involving a native husband that are not usually credit-constrained.21 In the presence of these motives, we expect gender-based specialization of labor between intra-married immigrant female families to differ across the duration of the marriage.

We also show that the likelihood a worker selects S&E employment depends on her expected pay differential between S&E and non-S&E jobs, as well as on expected gender earnings discrimination in both S&E and non-S&E labor markets.

"I never would have expected gender to become so central to what I do but I don't think that's about Laurie.

The expected gender effect was not observed among the German industrial clerks or the Swiss clerks.

The expected gender effect was not found among German industrial clerks or Swiss trainees.