Sentence examples for genders represented from inspiring English sources

NYX's inclusive brand philosophy — its marketing features a much more diverse array of people than most other beauty brands, with different races and genders represented — and social media initiatives were considered innovative, but now many competitors have adopted the same strategies to reach younger consumers.

Data were eventually collected from 1,849 persons in 317 households of Mbota with all ages and both genders represented.

Across both treatment settings, the mean age of patients with a CAP episode was 62.6 [SD 10.1] years, with both genders represented equally (Table  1).

We also have both genders represented in almost equal amounts (48% males, 52% females), which is notable since gender differences are evident both in depression 2 49 and in temperament traits for example, harm avoidance.

The circulating levels of sex hormones in both genders represent the relative conversion of androgens and oestrogens [ 14].

In general, lower trunk fractures were the most frequently reported injuries in both genders, representing 37.3%9595% CI 37.2% to 39.5%) of fall-related fracture visits to EDs in the US during the study period.

This raises the obvious question: if your entire sense of self depends on seeing your own gender represented in the stories you love, how fragile must your masculinity be?

I can see my own age and gender represented on his graph, languishing in a river of dark green, the colour of the lowest rates of improvement you can have without actually going backwards.

The transgendered have begun to insist that sex, gender and sexuality represent "analytically distinct categories," Dr. Meyerowitz says.

Adopting the contextual mediated model of traffic accident involvement (Sümer, 2003), the study is based on the theory that personality, age and gender represent distal factors that predict accident involvement indirectly through their relationship with stable tendencies towards aberrant driving behavior.

Gender represents an additional injury risk factor in military personnel.