Sentence examples for method gender from inspiring English sources

Where there was evidence of heterogeneity across studies, the source of heterogeneity was evaluated by meta-regression (Continent, smoking status, diagnostic method, gender, date study completed, study design and control type used as predictors) and by stratified analysis on smoking status, type of controls, method of diagnosis, study period and gender.

Suicide data by method, gender, age, and race was extracted from Virginia's Office of the Chief Medical Examiners (OCME) annual report between 2003 and 2012.

Data is only available as follows: method and gender data for 1978, 1980 and 1982 2012; method, gender and age data for 1980 1985 and 1989 2012.

The association between the endotoxin tolerance signature and confirmed sepsis was strong and statistically significant in a total of 12 distinct datasets (Fig. 2, Fig. 3) and as such was independent of sample size, location, method, gender, age and ethnicity.

With the oldest method, gender specific cut-off values for low muscle mass are derived from a younger reference group (<2 standard deviation, age 18 40 years) and cut-off values of <7.26 kg/m for men and <5.50 kg/m for women were reported in the original paper [ 2].

Research methods, gender, international development, organizational management, ethics and values, and environmental studies are some examples of such courses that attract ID students.

He teaches on a variety of modules which explore introductions to the social sciences, research methods, gender, physical cultures, social theory, deviancy and globalisation.

Although age-specific and age adjusted/standardised hospital admission rates differed across all methods, gender distributions did not vary significantly between datasets, rates in the 65 69 and 70 74 age groups were broadly similar between datasets, and the statistically inconsistent downward trends across time observed in the linked data was also seen with the unlinked data.

While many of the Gendered Innovations methods integrate gender, this method focuses specifically on analyzing gender, a major tool for identifying unconscious bias.

We also referred to Li and Zhang's (2008) method, incorporating gender minority as a variable to verify whether parents prefer the minority gender in children.

The generalizability of the T-score method across gender, race, and age in clinic decision-making has been debated.