Sentence examples for gender-based analyses from inspiring English sources
Studies did not formally complete gender-based analyses or assess for acculturation factors.
The director of NIH's Office of Research on Women's Health, Vivian Pinn, acknowledges the importance of gender-based analyses but points out that NIH has no control over whether grantees carry out and report them.
Its aim in part is to inform future gender-based analyses.
In the gender-based analyses, total PA, domestic PA and sedentary time were more consistently related with anthropometric and biological variables.
They combine data on men and women, and the author sought disaggregated data by local authority and gender from the modeller of the HSE data, but was informed that gender-based analyses had not been commissioned or undertaken (Peter Scarborough, personal communication).
11 These quality-of-life and gender-based analyses are conducted as sensitivity analyses to allow comparability with the main RCT, which did not find a significant difference in baseline quality of life and did not test for an interaction between efficacy and gender.
Within BiomarCaRE the large cohort size will allow gender-based subgroup analyses with sufficient power.
Our own gender-based moderating analyses were precluded by a small number of males among repeaters.
Either a national database on preventive services, or better alignment of provincial databases pertaining to health promotion and preventive services, is needed to facilitate data linkage with national surveys to undertake longitudinal studies that support gender based analyses.
A gender analysis was performed on included studies, detailing whether gender was measured, results were analysed by gender or any gender-based findings.
The evaluation was conducted by a working group comprising independent experts from various backgrounds — economics, social sciences, human rights, gender-based rights, social policies — and evaluators with experience in analysing various social programmes with a focus on excluded groups.
