Sentence examples for generalised gender from inspiring English sources

ED Oh, I completely agree that making generalised gender assumptions about how women are and how men are, as if they're some giant single-cell globule, is pretty unhelpful.

Yes, but only marginally, and the overlap is so great as to make generalised gender-based judgments useless.

A male director may not know what it is to be a woman, but since the differences between any two individuals are greater than generalised differences between genders, does that really matter?

Participant 7 Men also referred to generalised beliefs about gender-appropriate expressions of emotion and help-seeking when explaining their reluctance, as men, to seek help: You've still got this again stigma attached to it [anorexia nervosa] that it's a woman's illness.

Studies favoured male participants as the sample population and as such, the results are more generalised to this specific gender.

We have therefore tried to recreate a generalised experience based on class and gender.

A generalised linear model controlling for age, gender, doctor type and rurality.

The situation is very similar in Norway, and our findings should not be generalised to countries with a different gender role structure.

Moreover, associations between having an OOH-PC telephone consultation and having medicine prescribed were calculated by use of a multivariate regression analysis in the form of a generalised linear model (GLM) adjusted for patient gender and age group, GP-assessed severity of health problems, GP gender and age group, and number of hours from opening hours.

Women are twice as likely to meet the criteria for generalised anxiety disorder as men, 29 and gender differences in prevalence of general anxiety disorder usually emerge in early adolescence.

19 23 In addition, height itself has been reported to be a risk factor for non-generalised severe hip osteoarthritis even after adjusting for age, gender and BMI.