Sentence examples for gender results from inspiring English sources

Her gender results have never been released, but the IAAF has subsequently approved new regulations governing the eligibility of female athletes with hyperandrogenism, a condition characterised by excessive production of testosterone.

There does not appear to be a clear pattern in how transfers received and given by SSS recipients change over time (Table 5), and the effect does not appear to vary substantially by recipients' net assets, subjective financial preparedness for retirement, flat-type, or gender (results available on request).

Sexual degradation of one gender results in an imbalance of societal power based purely on gender.

If such quasi-experimentally formed patient groups lack a sophisticated matching (e.g. using age and gender) results can be heterogeneous.

Although both physical activity and mental health problems in adolescence differ by gender, results are rarely reported separately for boys and girls.

Since the gender results in the Spanish samples are, by and large, different from what has been reported in other studies, this bears further exploration.

This simplification of grammatical gender resulted from the fact that the gender of Old English substantives was not always indicated by the ending but rather by the terminations of the adjectives and demonstrative pronouns used with the substantives.

To check the robustness of the gender result I estimated an Abadie and Imbens (2006) matching estimator of the gender average treatment effect which uses the control variables in a non-parametric way.

The virtual application of recommendations led to striking different proportions of eligible hypertensive individuals related to gender, resulting from the differences in absolute cardiovascular risk between men and women.

Adjusting the proband multivariate proportional hazards (Cox) model for all covariates such as calendar year of diagnosis, age at diagnosis, socioeconomic factors, county of diagnosis, tumour histology and gender, resulted in very similar estimates but with somewhat wider confidence intervals.

Female gender resulted again in better prognosis in younger patients (p = 0.033).