But when you look at more frequent business travelers, who typically include higher-paid managers, the male-female discrepancies tend to fade.
While women now make up almost half of all medical school graduates, only 30 percent of surgeons-in-training are female, a discrepancy that may be related at least in part to the fact that the most intense period of surgical training, which sometimes stretches over an entire decade, correlates to a woman's most fertile years, her 20s and 30s.
When HT lineages functioned as the female, the discrepancy was quite dramatic: PE matings produced, on average, 9.39 times more perithecia than DE matings.
Because these studies have measured age of menarche in females, the discrepancy may imply that childhood obesity more strongly influences menarcheal age than the timing of the pubertal growth spurt.
Males showed denser networks than females, although the discrepancy was not great, at 0.99 to 0.97.
Had a quick read through and it seems excellent, I certainly wouldn't have any discrepancies (Female, 27).
The researchers observed yet another significant change that occurred with the onset of H. erectus: the male is a tiny bit bigger than the australopithecine male, but the Homo erectus woman is full 60percenttallerer and heavier than her female predecessor, an impressive discrepancy equivalent to the difference between a modern 10-year-old girl and a woman.
They don't explain the discrepancy either between female and male politicians or female politicians versus women in the 'real (i.e. non-political) world'.
Are there differences between male and female brains which explain discrepancies in the achievements of the sexes?
It was specifically predicted that weight management motive would be explained by body mass index in males, and by body size discrepancy in females, but this pattern would be less pronounced in younger than in older adolescents.
The experiment-wide error rate for our screen was approximately 1.0%, as inferred from discrepancies among female informative (FI) markers.
