Variables as type of operation, gender, frailty, physical activity, diabetes could also been selected.
Covariates included in all multivariate analyses were age at operation, gender, TNM tumor stage (tumor stages I-III), tumor location, tumor size, microsatellite stability (MSS) status.
From medical records reviews, patients' age at operation, gender, time from surgery until pin removal, length of hospital stay and complication were obtained.
Clinical characteristics of the patients, including age at operation, gender and severity of disease, were obtained by review of the medical records.
There was no statistically significant difference in the age at operation, gender, rate of preoperative neurologic deficit, and the mean time from the surgery until pin removal between the two groups (p = 0.753, 0.804, 0.776, and 0.655, respectively) (Table 1).
Information of covariate data was available for the patients, and included age at operation, gender, TNM-stage, tumour location, tumour diameter, microsatellite stability status (MSS-status), history of cancer, adjuvant treatment, tumour recurrence, and the occurrence of a new primary tumour in the follow-up period.
No simple diagnosis exists to determine whether someone is eligible for a sex-change operation or "gender reassignment", which can of course mean everything else that leads up to the drastic act of genital surgery, such as psychological counselling and hormone treatment.
This model calls attention to the known determinants of health within the context of structural variables, especially the operation of gender and other social institutions, and the social and physical environments, which can influence and perpetuate interpersonal violence [ 12] (Fig. 1).
Feminists are interested in epistemic practices that reveal the operations of gender in the world, and opportunities for women to resist and transform these operations.
Trump's mode of operation is gender-specific: he scoffed, shouted, and simpered in a way that is unimaginable for Clinton, who remained, as she was required to, wry and collected.
Butler argues "the failure to acknowledge the specific cultural operations of gender oppression is itself a kind of epistemological imperialism.
