Sentence examples similar to gender serving from inspiring English sources

Yet if a critic wants to write about how the representation of the transvestite, including the mystery of her gender, serves as an allegory of how narrative itself works — our desire to know what happens in "The Crying Game" dovetails with the desire of Stephen Rea's character to know the transvestite — she should be able to do so freely.

Further study is thus warranted on whether age and gender serve as predictors of MPH-related cognitive improvements.

In this step, the patients' specific main diagnosis, secondary diagnoses, procedures, age and gender serve as possible split variables.

Healthy laboratory and hospital employees of both genders served as a control group.

Betty Castor, the former state education commissioner who is running against Mr. Martinez, began her career in Florida politics more than 30 years ago as a working mother in Tampa and steadily broke gender barriers serving on the Hillsborough County Commission and as president pro tempore of the State Senate.

In October, we had three openly gay, white, cis gender men serving in the Assembly.

Based on Bronfenbrenner's [ 24] famous dictum that human development is a product of the exchanges between the individual and his/her environment, we assume that environmental influences (e.g., maltreatment) on developmental outcomes are modulated by genetic and neurobiological susceptibility to the environment [ 25], with gender potentially serving as a key moderator [ 26].

The military is setting up a process for service members to transition genders while serving.

Children with asthma and typically developing children were matched for age and gender, and served as control groups.

The present survey had a straightforward sampling plan (a nationally representative sample in terms of age and gender), which served to control costs; a more-complex quota plan (e.g., introducing a requirement for a minimum number of respondents that do not hold a driving license) would have had corresponding impacts on resource requirements for this study.

I've written before about how I see climate change as a lens to look at a broad spectrum of inequalities, and gender can serve this function as well.