Sentence examples for mean sex difference from inspiring English sources
The estimates labeled "assumed constant" are mean sex difference if no time dependence was present.
Interestingly, the mean sex difference in performance between male and female winners was ~20%.
The mean sex difference was 19.7 ± 7.8% (range: 7.7-33.0%) and did not significantly change across years (Table 4).
Thibault et al. [ 19] reported a mean sex difference in performance of ~8.9% in swimming races in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
Our results also suggest that, despite reported mean sex differences, the aetiology of individual differences in spatial and mathematical abilities and of the covariation between them is the same for boys and girls.
"You mean sex?" Kitaru said.
Measurement with both devices showed clear differences in men and women, which means that sex differences should be taken into account.
The mean monthly numbers of newborns and the mean monthly sex differences (Table 1) suggest the expected numbers of newborn boys and girls and the expected difference in their numbers in November 1986 (Table 1).
The mean monthly sex differences in the regions (from 23.0 to 68.8) documented that the number of newborn boys was always higher than that of girls (Table 1).
However, an association between higher average trunk acceleration and higher WEMWBS scores was found; the mean sex-adjusted difference in WEMWBS score per 1-SD increase in acceleration was 0.64 (95% CI=0.23, 1.04).
