Sentence examples for gender analyses from inspiring English sources

Another problem raised by the report's authors lay in ensuring gender analyses, carried out during project planning, were implemented in delivery.

Gender analyses of labour markets tend to look at women's participation in paid employment compared with men's – and not the huge informal sector in which so many women work; selling a handful of tomatoes that they have grown in their gardens, picking cotton or sewing at night long after their children have gone to bed.

Medicine, primatology, biology and archaeology are most frequently cited for having incorporated gender analyses into their science (Schiebinger 1999a).

We thereby propose to conduct longitudinal studies in the future with the inclusion of more women for more balanced gender analyses.

4. Indicate (if sex or gender analyses were performed post-hoc) that these analyses should be interpreted cautiously because they may be underpowered (leading to a false conclusion of no difference).

But Greenberger counters that the NIH began urging the inclusion of women starting in 1986, adding that "we thought at least we'd see a trend" toward more gender analyses.

Therefore, we performed combined-gender analyses for vision impairment.

Since 1993, gendered analyses are required; however, reported data are sex-stratified only in rare cases (Simon, 2005; Geller et al., 2011).

For gender-specific analyses, gender was based on neonatal assessment.

‡ Differences between genders analysed by unpaired students t-test.

P-values represent difference between genders analysed by independent sample t-tests unless otherwise stated.