Sentence examples for gender-marked from inspiring English sources

The era of gender-marked toys is far from over.

Syntactic cues are available in the morphosyntactic environment of a noun, including gender-marked morphemes, such as definite articles or pronouns that co-occur with a noun.

Thus, the present fMRI study demonstrated the selection of syntactic gender information in bare noun production even though such selection was not required for the actual form of the utterance (unlike in gender-marked determiner-noun phrases or adjective-noun phrases).

For instance, increasing the prime-target interval from one trial (in the present study) to 3 7 trials (Van Berkum 1997) led to the complete disappearance of gender priming even when gender-marked adjective-noun phrases served as primes and targets, indicating the subtlety of gender priming in general.

In Experiment 1 participants named a sequence of pictures, while in Experiment 2 participants named words instead of pictures, preceded by a gender marked determiner.

This pattern was replicated in Experiment 3 in which pictures and words were named along with their gender marked definite determiner, and were intermingled within the same experimental design.

Since baboons show a marked gender dimorphism in some morphometric and metabolic parameters, all analyses were adjusted for gender differences and variables with a non-normal distribution were log transformed prior to analysis.

The emphasis has been on the marked gender differences in victimization patterns, where women are primarily the victims of sexual and other gender based targeted violence [ 11] that likely continues well after the conflict has ended [ 12].

The problem is so prevalent that in some parts of India there is a marked gender imbalance.

Although Cameron is reported to be planning to promote several women ministers to give his government a more "inclusive" feel this week, there is no marked gender gap in the latest data.

A 2014 report from the International Labour Organisation found a marked gender pay gap, but noted that if wage discrimination due to factors such as "having children" was eliminated, women would receive higher salaries than men.