There's gender bias; Mr. Buckleitner's staff recently studied 672 software titles and found that among products whose lead character had an identifiable sex, five times as many were male as were female.
And there is a human in the picture, even though he or she is neither identified nor identifiable, even by gender.
It is increasingly dicey to do the same for our own planet's higher primates, just about all of whom are of identifiable ethnicity and gender.
It's more than just how a man dresses or a woman does her make up that makes them identifiable with that gender.
It was here that they made the disturbing discovery: women's work was more likely to be accepted than men's, unless "their gender is identifiable", in which case the acceptance rate was worse than men's.
We haphazardly assigned numbers to groups and to students within the group (e.g. Group 1, Student 1) and then recorded their (presumed) gender and identifiable clothing that they were wearing (e.g., red hat) so that we could identify them in multiple rounds of observation.
However, when a woman's gender is identifiable, they are rejected more often," the researchers wrote in a study that was published Feb. 9 in the preprint journal PeerJ.
An important finding from the study is that there were few identifiable significant differences between gender, race/ethnicity, and the type of UR program and institution with respect to students' perceptions of the behaviors and practices of their advisors that best fostered their development as researchers.
To the Sports Editor: Most of us are born into either of two groups, male or female, with clearly identifiable sexual organs and gender-specific traits, but for a small third group it is more ambiguous.
Ads will be targeted based on "non-personally identifiable" demographic information like location, gender and age.
