Sentence examples for gender reviewed from inspiring English sources

I don't know, but I do wonder if the reviews might be somewhat different if the opposite gender reviewed them.

Thus far, the strongest associations found for these antibodies are younger age and female gender (reviewed in Ref. [4]), but these results need to be confirmed with very large cohorts from different geographic locations and standardized antibody detection methods.

Vida, an organization for women in the literary arts, conducts an annual count of authors from each gender reviewed by the most respected book news outlets, and the results are typically grim: Sites like The Atlantic, Harper's Magazine, The New Republic and The New York Times often devote over 75percentt of their coverage to men.

Importantly, the effect of early life environment upon adult neurogenesis and the responsivity to novel experiences in adulthood appear to be dependent upon a number of factors including the age at which neurogenesis is determined, the frequency of the postnatal stressor (i.e. being either single or recurrent) and the gender (reviewed in Korosi et al., 2012; Loi et al., 2014).

Thus having referees of all the same gender reviewing a manuscript can inappropriately increase or decrease the likelihood of a recommendation for publication.

The law firm Addleshaw Goddard undertook a gender review of the way it was promoting people to its partner positions and changed it to be more inclusive and gender-balanced.

The review team noted that in the final year of the programme UNICEF 'met its target' of undertaking the planned gender review by ICRW, and that this review found some promising examples of UNICEF gender programming at country level.

Girls' education, key to development A report released by UNGEI, 'Transforming Policy and Practice for Gender in Education: a Gender Review of the 2009 Global Monitoring Report', notes that women and girls are affected disproportionately in times of global crisis.

Ownership Most joint gender programmes reviewed integrated key dimensions of ownership.

Yet the evaluation finds that in aggregate, the composite body of joint gender programmes reviewed have not delivered results which comprise 'more than the sum of their parts'.

Orange Is the New Black and Transparent couldn't be more about "being a woman", but they are beloved by all genders, and reviewed and lauded with awards in the same manner as our important man-dramas about man-angst (The Wire, The Sopranos, Mad Men etc).