Sentence examples for modified gender from inspiring English sources

The latter half of the novel, set in the late 20th century, focuses on Cal's experiences in his hometown Detroit, Michigan, and his escape to San Francisco where he comes to terms with his modified gender identity.

However, the inequity towards men that is masked by this procedure was revealed in the values higher than 0 for the modified gender gap obtained for these countries (3rd column).

*Countries with positive values according to the modified gender gap index have the value of 1 in the education gap components identified according to the method of Social Watch.

The methodological proposal for calculating the gender gaps between women and men for the GEI dimensions, termed the modified Gender Equity Index (MGEI) (Table  1), considers situations of gender inequity that are unfavourable towards men and women, applying a methodological change to the definition of the gender gap for the three GEI dimensions.

There are now numerous approaches around the world to modifying gender power relations and tackle these strongly ingrained attitudes.

For thyroid cancer, we were able to further tease apart the role of KLLN promoter methylation in modifying gender-dependent risk and association with PTEN mutation/VUS.

The lessons learned from the field thus far can enable researchers, practitioners and programme implementers to modify gender-transformative work in ways described above so as to maximise the health and wellbeing of men, women, boys and girls, both domestically and globally.

As the young men moved along the process, they seem to have modified their gender relations, expressing more gender-equitable attitudes and behaviors that challenged traditional power relations between men and women, homophobia, and VAW.

The effect of experience of sexual coercion was not modified by gender for the sexual behaviors with the exception that gender seemed to modify the effect of experience of sexual coercion on consistent condom use, so that women with this experience tended to have a lower risk for unprotected sex, while the pattern was in the opposite direction for men.

However, the association between CAM use and GP frequency was modified by gender, and the association was stronger in women (interaction term GP frequency x gender, OR 0.72, CI 0.55-0.94).

Consequently, the education gender gap values showed less dispersion (variation coefficient of 0.15) than those of the modified education gender gap (variation coefficient of 5.37).