Sentence examples for gender could not from inspiring English sources

Gender can also be difficult to determine: while only 20 of last year's victims were determined to be women, gender could not be determined in more than 100 cases, Black said.

"There was a time in New York City when two people of the same gender could not walk down the street arm-in-arm without fear of violence and harassment," said Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, whose district includes the Village and who hopes to become the city's first openly gay mayor.

A woman in a heavy mud-colored coat was riding a bicycle and threading through the long line of cars in the street, and a young child, bundled up in a gray shawl, so that its gender could not be determined, sat on a bamboo chair affixed to the back rack of the bicycle, as unfazed as the mother was by the impatient honking of drivers around them.

Gender could not be determined for 93 out of the 513 runners.

Finally, the moderation effects of age × gender could not be identified.

For example, as feminist theory in all its guises developed throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, it became apparent that gender was not the only significant social category, and more importantly that gender could not be properly understood in isolation from other social categories such as race, class, sexuality and global location.

However, contrary to the expectation, a significant difference between genders could not be confirmed with regard to migrants' cooperation and participation rates.

However, similar results between the two genders could not be obtained in Chinese adults.

The following factors were examined as a product of an interaction between "sex and gender" that could not be studied in isolation: aging, extent of comorbidity, Body Mass Index (BMI), smoking, severity of bony and soft tissue pathology, incidence of work-related injuries, and pain perception that affects active range of motion.

Taken together, with respect to Research Question 2, our findings suggested that gender and age moderation were present for some of the TEDDICS-CSE relations; yet, the age × gender moderation could not be identified.

The rigorous empirical analysis of the MTO experiment had identified important differences by gender, but could not explain the social processes or experiences that led to those differences.