Sentence examples for genders reflected from inspiring English sources

The sociodemographic factors associated with tobacco use among the genders reflected one very important difference – males who were semi-skilled laborers versus not working were at greater risk for being a tobacco user, whereas females who were professionals versus not working were at greater risk for use.

The awards reflect Guardian values in two ways: first in terms of categories - Best Actor, for instance, is open to both genders, reflecting Guardian practice of also referring to women by that term; Best Film doesn't discriminate between fact, fiction and foreign language.

Moreover, despite a high intercorrelation between POPs, the profile differed between districts and genders reflecting different exposure pattern.

That it corrects with oestrogen treatment in both genders, reflects the common role across genders of oestrogen in bone development [ 34].

Some reports showed high detection rates of PAHs metabolites among different races and genders, reflecting ubiquitous exposure to the parent compounds in the general population [ 1- 3].

"If young women want to go into the arts and they are not seeing their gender reflected that is a problem – you can't be what you can't see".

Neither a chaotic free-for-all nor a patrician closed shop, a venture such as the dictionary challenges both the flash-in-the-pan narcissism of Celebrity Big Brother and the rigid hierarchies of rank, role and gender reflected in Victorian monuments.

The world has changed; just as classic-era Hollywood, with its unchallenged prejudices on matters of ethnicity and gender, reflected the dominant presumptions and exclusions of the time, so the endurance of suffering during a rough-and-tumble period when many more Americans did physically hard and dangerous work found its reflection in a comedy of danger.

Who as Secretary of State made it possible for transgender Americans to have their true gender reflected on their passports for the very first time".

The clear-cut divisions in generation and gender reflect the changes that both the art world and our cultural landscape have undergone over the past 50 years.

Their decisions about which toys and games to play with suggest that their earlier thoughts about gender reflect clichés they've been taught, rather than their natural behavior.