Sentence examples for model for gender from inspiring English sources

Partial scalar invariance of the best-fitting model for gender is supported.

Rwanda, once ravaged by genocide, is today a model for gender equality in politics: the East African nation has the world's highest percentage of female lawmakers — more than sixty per cent.

Its centers use a newer model for gender transitioning that gives the patient input on whether to start their transition, rather than turning the decision over entirely to a psychiatrist.

Under her leadership, the country has become a model for gender equality, last year celebrating its No. 1 placement on the World Economic Forum's annual Global Gender Gap Index.

* Adjusted in a Cox regression model for gender, previous admissions with uncomplicated peptic ulcer and ulcer-related drug use.

Adjusted model for gender, ethnicity, sibling status, deprivation score, sports/outdoor games during weekday, number of dogs, bull breed.

Conclusion 3: Joint programme efforts to pass the FGM/C Act have produced an effective advocacy model for gender-responsive law-making that is applicable to other contexts.

The causes of this gender difference are not certain, and further studies of this MEN1 mouse model for gender-specific gene modifiers may help to elucidate these.

Since then, Sesame Street and its global adaptations have portrayed models for gender equality, Israeli-Palestinian cooperation, rights for those with disabilities, the above-mentioned empathy for those with HIV, and much more.

Next, GxE interaction models for gender of the student, classroom sharing and gender of the teacher were fitted to the data.

* Not Applicable Table 2 shows data on glycemic control by age group, after adjustment in multivariate models for gender, educational level, race, marital status, and duration of diabetes.