Sentence examples for gender selectivity from inspiring English sources

Gender selectivity was also apparent in the striatum, in this case reflecting deficits in females after CPF treatment on PN1-4.

Hence, our results should be interpreted with care in terms of voice gender selectivity.

Specifically, the high incidence of SLE-like disease, characterized by gender selectivity, chronic immune complex nephritis and high titers of anti-dsDNA antibody, makes it possible to evaluate efficacy of treatment easily in the NZB/W F1 mice.

Such a strong version of gender-selectivity would have some difficulty accounting for simple gender aftereffects, in which adapting to e.g. a male face causes a gender-neutral face to appear female [12], and would predict both lack of cross-gender transfer of adaptation, as well as minimal if any influence of the properties of different-gender faces in gender-contingent aftereffects.

Indirect evidence, as discussed above (Section 2.2 and 7: Payne et al., 2009; Brummelte and Galea, 2010), suggest a potential role of neurosteroids in the gender-selectivity of stress-related psychopathology.

2) Are there gender differences in selectivity patterns?

Capture selectivity by trap, gender, and age is also detailed in Table  1.

Furthermore, spouse selectivity differs across natives by gender, and intermarriage affects the traditional gender-based division of labor, translating to differences in specialization in intermarried male and female households.

Our results indicate that male family successors are chosen not because of higher human capital levels but because of the contest rulers' gender preferences in favor male family heirs, which adversely affect the selectivity of CEO succession contests.

Methods: Using the Health Survey for England 2006, (n = 14 142; ≥16 years), gender-specific regression models were estimated using bivariate probit with selectivity correction and single probit models.

They examine the effects of parental education, family income, race and gender, high school grades, test scores, financial aid, and characteristics of universities attended (especially their selectivity).