Sentence examples for indicated a gender from inspiring English sources

The interviews indicated a gender differential appeal and reach of the social aspects of the pleasant eating environment component.

Results indicated a gender difference in SOC score, with fathers reporting it higher (although not statistically significantly at every time point) than mothers.

However, since differences in item functioning were not observed systematically across all three items (one item was systematically easier for males, while two items were systematically easier for females), the analysis did not indicate a gender bias of the item format.

Moreover, the results indicate a gender bias, such that men are less likely to experience piloerection.

They expressed that they lacked support and understanding from family members indicating a gender bias in understanding the health of women in the family.

For majority children, the results replicate previous findings indicating a gender gap in emotional problems in adolescence (sometimes already during preadolescence, as in this study).

While 'psychological stress' was ranked lower than the major risk factors it was considered important by 82% of female GPs responding, compared to 60% of their male counterparts (Continuity Correction Chi-Squared, p = 0.002, n = 182) indicating a gender bias.

In Uganda, the HIV prevalence among men and women aged between 15 to 17 years is 0.3%and1.9%9%, and higher at 2.3% and 5.5% among 20-24 year old men and women indicating a gender vulnerability and disparity in sexual practices especially when girls engage in cross-generational sex with older men often with compromised negotiation for safe sex [ 4].

Results presented here also indicate a gender-based difference in self-reported resiliency and aspects of workplace empowerment saliency.

This result is largely consistent with the data from the pathway-enrichment and gene cluster analyses indicating a gender-specific dysregulation of gene expression in PD-affected DA neurons with a possible bias towards the male gender.

Strikingly no difference was observed in any of the structural parameters of both cortical and trabecular bone between wild type and mutant male mice (Table 1), indicating a gender-dependent effect of the absence of ERRα.