Sentence examples for identity considerations from inspiring English sources

"Our analysis of the time use data suggests that gender identity considerations may lead a woman who seems threatening to her husband because she earns more than he does to engage in a larger share of home production activities, particularly household chores," the authors write.

Many defined themselves in part on the basis of religious commitments, political ideologies, professional activities, family relations or other identity considerations.

I only say that those who do take identity into consideration either by voting for someone on the basis of an identity affiliation or choosing a candidate because he or she is perceived to be friendly to identity interests are not doing something patently reprehensible.

Approaches to distributive justice seek to compensate for natural inequalities existing at birth among individuals of fixed identities, but considerations of justice are now implicated earlier, in decisions about the distribution of genetic characteristics, decisions which affect the identities of those born.

How serious were identity-politics considerations?

This formulation misconstrues privilege dynamics and misrepresents the identities and considerations of third-party voters and others who refuse to support Clinton, who are far less often White, affluent, heterosexual men than their detractors seem to believe.

However, when taking the residue identity into consideration, the angles in β-strands follow single-modal distributions and therefore produce one minimum for the PMF.

Thank you for sending your work entitled "The transcription factor FOXL2 mobilizes estrogen signaling in the maintenance of ovarian granulosa cells identity" for consideration at eLife.

The differences in our study resulted from usage of the updated TAIR10.02 annotation and more stringent criteria; namely the exclusive combination of machine learning with sequence identity and consideration of the genomic context (e.g. synteny).

But the Kripkean argument above never commits to saying that all statements with contingent secondary intensions are in fact metaphysically contingent.[4] There is nothing so sweeping in the argument, which does not address claims that are unlike the theoretical identities under consideration.

But the Internet has led to the destruction of location and identity as necessary considerations when calculating our rights and privileges.