Sentence examples for gendered effects from inspiring English sources

A worthwhile feminist focus would be on the redistribution of wealth to redress the gendered effects of poverty and employment.

These gendered effects were substantially explained by programming interest.

Feminist political philosophers are also concerned with the gendered effects of structural adjustment policies (SAPs), which many poor countries have been forced to undertake as conditions of borrowing money or rescheduling their existing debts.

Finally, we conducted two further ANCOVAs (model 4 and model 5) to test if the gendered effects from the prior models remained consistent when controlling for all combinations of prior robotics and programming experience and prior robotics experience and programming interest.

Feminist economists may also consider the specific gendered effects of trade-decisions.

In 1970, Ester Boserup published Woman's Role in Economic Development and provided the first systematic examination of the gendered effects of agricultural transformation, industrialization and other structural changes.

The gendered effect of social capital was not consistent across all studies.

Characteristics not clearly arising from current economic status may, never the less, have a central and gendered effect on SES and on health.

Sex and gender effects can interact; sex-linked pregnancy outcomes (observable only among women) are modified by gendered behaviors (e.g., smoking, occupational endocrine disruptors, hairspray exposures) (Ormond et al. 2008).

"So for me violence is a gendered issue.

The authors also examined occupational exposures, which better predicted outcomes among men, separating some gendered activity pattern effects.