Sentence examples for incorporated gender from inspiring English sources
Medicine, primatology, biology and archaeology are most frequently cited for having incorporated gender analyses into their science (Schiebinger 1999a).
The use of short tandem repeat (STR) multiplexes with the incorporated gender marker amelogenin is now common practice in forensic laboratories.
The final model incorporated gender effects on CLM and total dapagliflozin clearance (CLP) and resulted in a statistically significant improvements in model fit (ΔOFV = −15.828 points).
The previously published CUETO model incorporated gender, age (<60, 60 70, >70), recurrent tumour, number of tumours (⩽3 or >3), T stage (Ta or T1), concomitant carcinoma in situ, and grade (G1, G2, and G3).
A large national HIV prevention campaign for youth in South Africa, loveLife, has incorporated gender power issues into its media campaign by addressing issues of transactional sex, older partners, and women's lack of decision-making power in relationships (www.lovelife.org.za).org.za
"We're trying to catch up with what other translators have already done," he said, adding that in the last 20 years, approximately a dozen Bible translations have incorporated gender-sensitive language.
We incorporated this gender difference in the model by changing the proportion of those who received treatment among those who developed GW.
These models incorporated age, gender and late HIV diagnosis or advanced HIV disease as fixed covariates, and the most recent CD4 T cell count (late ICU admissions only) and use of cART as time-updated covariates.
As of 2015, around 150 colleges and universities across the country had incorporated gender-neutral bathrooms into school policy, according to a "Restrooms for All" policy paper from New York City comptroller Scott Stringer.
Once these assessments were completed, participants were randomly allocated to one of the three conditions by the clinical trials unit, using a sequentially-randomised dynamic adaptive computer algorithm which incorporated stratification by gender; married couples were randomised together to the same condition to avoid any cross-contamination.
For these reasons, in survival analysis we incorporated three covariates (age, gender and tumour type) in our Cox regression model as the baseline (see Methods).
