Sentence examples for gender suggest from inspiring English sources

The eagerness and recklessness with which we devour theories about gender suggest a hungry imagination, waiting to feed on ideas of real substance.

Nor, as Justice Kennedy posits, does the law school's consultation of the "daily reports," which keep track of the racial and ethnic composition of the class (as well as of residency and gender), "suggest there was no further attempt at individual review save for race itself" during the final stages of the admissions process.

Estimates by gender suggest that the over-payment (under-payment) of low-educated (high-educated) workers only holds for women.

Further results on the moderating role of gender suggest that web advertising visual cues have direct effect on consumers' purchasing intention for male groups but not for female groups.

In the current study, the magnitude of the observed association between insufficient sleep and various outcomes, the persistence of this association after multivariable adjustment of confounders, and the consistency of these findings in subgroup analysis by gender suggest that these findings are less likely to be due to chance.

The presence of two distinct populations not associated with housing, age or gender suggest that enterotypes, distinctly different microbial population compositions that can achieve the same ultimate function, might be present in bison, as has been suggested in humans.

Some of these seem purposeful, as when Mr. Dunn crooks an arm to his neck and angles his body forward like a shot-putter getting ready to throw, or when he sets the dancers apart by gender, suggesting the preening and gamboling of weekend sunbathers in the park.

Furthermore, this process is affected by gender, suggesting that hormonal mechanisms may serve a protective role against oxidative stress.

The lower incidence of ischemic heart disease in female with respect to male gender suggests the possibility that female sex hormones could have specific effects in cardiovascular protection.

This result related specifically to gender suggests that a successful team is one where there is a combination of genders and skills, complementing each other towards a common goal.

Significant interaction effects between age and gender suggested those in the 18 25 age group, the odds of being a recidivist were 1.45 higher among males than females adjusting for other covariates.