"gendered subject" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to a topic that is related to a specific gender, such as topics pertaining to gender roles, gender identity, and gender equity. For example, "The article examines the role of gendered subjects in academic achievement."
Butler shows that this logic works well to explain the process of all gendered subject formation; all of us, even heterosexuals, must give up parts of ourselves that fail to fit within the rigid symbolic order.
We find that students with a language background other than English choose STEM fields with greater frequency than other students, reflecting their comparative advantage, while exhibiting more markedly gendered subject choices, indicating a role for cultural factors.
For example, Ramón Saldívar observes that The House on Mango Street "represents from the simplicity of childhood vision the enormously complex process of the construction of the gendered subject".
Data obtained from panoramic radiographs and patients' records were recorded according to gender, subject's date of birth, age at time of radiography, number of missing teeth and their location, maxillary versus mandibular agenesis, and right versus left side.
After adjustments for age, BMI and gender, subjects with at least 18 risk alleles (14.5% of French T2D subjects) had approximately 9-fold higher risk of developing T2D compared to the reference group, for an AUC of 0.86.
To elucidate the difference and similarity of the effects of PWC according to gender, subjects were stratified into 2 groups by gender.
Nationality, gender, subject matter, language – all put a fence around prizes.
A nested-factorial design was employed with four fixed independent variables of gender, subject (nested within gender), span (2, 4, 6, and 8 cm) and wrist posture (neutral, maximal extension and maximal flexion).
From this scoping exercise a new survey instrument could be produced to enable a further study and analysis to take place to establish any patterns in the way in which certain groups (age, gender, subject, etc).
He didn't use it, so she changed the key and tempo, kept the gender subject and embodied the spirit of Springsteen after a failed Silver Bullet Band attempt.
Correlation between measured BUA value and weight, gender, subject groups, and age groups was tested by fractional factorial generalized linear model.
