Sentence examples for gender further from inspiring English sources
However, subdividing the main groups by their gender further reduced sample numbers, and hence findings should be evaluated with caution.
These risk factors act on a functional and structural immature lung beyond the individual genetic background, with impaired pre- and postnatal somatic growth in concert with hormonal dysregulation and male gender further adding to the risk for BPD development [3,6,13].
While we felt that there is no evidence that shows any differences in presentation by gender, further studies are required to determine if similarly high diagnostic ascertainment can be achieved in other age groups.
As normal DHEAS values are known to vary with age and gender, further analysis of DHEAS measurements were carried out for the same subgroups in which normal values had been established by Roche (table 4).
However, due to the greater proportion of women this study was not adequately powered to comprehensively examine gender differences and future reseach should investigate the impact of gender further.
While there has been progress with redressing historical disparities and inequities in terms of race and gender, further efforts are needed to ensure that student intakes and graduations are in line with the South African population profile.
A separate comparison of genders further confirmed that APOE4 carriers were significantly different between AD patients and controls (Table 1).
To assess different behaviour in different environments, and different genders further research is needed.
These findings were supported by the difference in tetrachoric correlation coefficients in MZ and DZ twin pairs of both genders further indicating the presence of a genetic component in both females and males.
What is missing from these discussions is a consideration of race, poverty and discrimination, and how they work with gender to further oppress women.
This absurd gender gap further undermines the sector's potential to drive inclusive economic growth, improve food security and create employment and business opportunities for millions of young Africans entering the job market every year.
