Sentence examples for gender identifiers from inspiring English sources
Speaking to The Sunday Times, Jonathan Dent, assistant editor on the OED, said the title is the first new honorific to be accepted as an addition to the current set of gender identifiers.
Incidentally, Germany's not the only country navigating the legal implications of appropriately categorizing third gender identifiers.
In November 2014, the site released what should have been a game-changing number of gender and sexuality options 20 new gender identifiers and ten new orientation options.
The 18-inch doll — which has a plastic body with no gender identifiers as do most dolls — was designed by company CEO Robert Tonner, who said Jazz Jennings first impressed him when she appeared with her parents on "20/20" at the age of 6.
Given the potential impact that adding gender and sexuality identifiers to our national surveys could have for the LGBTQ community, one would hope the powers that be in America won't stand in the way of simple progress.
Given the potential impact that adding gender and sexuality identifiers to our national surveys could have for the LGBTQ community, one would hope the powers that be in America won't stand in the way of simple progress.
The group suggests that Germany use an "X" to designate third-gender identifiers on its passports.
For example, "50 year old male" represents the equivalence class of records with the "50" value on the age quasi-identifier and "Male" on the gender quasi-identifier.
Each study in our final data set will contain data on patient identifier code, patient's age and gender, PCP identifier code, data on absence or presence of at least one symptom or sign, and results on the final diagnosis.
Among the data gathered were addresses, genders, ages, identifiers assigned to devices, and functions performed on particular apps.
Each record contains data on several variables, such as personal identity codes, age at admission, gender, hospital identifier code, admission and discharge dates, nature of injury (N-code), and external cause of injury (E-code).
