A peer, a person of a different race, gender, sexual orientation, age or occupation.
There were no significant differences between infected and uninfected individuals in regard to age, sexual orientation, marital status, occupation, education, number of sexual partners, frequency of sexual contact, recreational drug use, and frequency of condom use (Supplementary Table 1).
When Mark Twain wrote in 1894, "My business and your law practice ought to make a pretty gay team," he was not musing about the sexual orientation of the occupations.
The dot can be occupied by a single electron with either spin-up or spin-down orientation, which prevents double occupation on ε d due to the Pauli exclusion principle.
We welcome as members any and all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity/expression or occupation, who are committed to seeing this philosophy realized in K-12 schools.
We welcome any and all individuals as members, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity/expression or occupation, who are committed to seeing this philosophy realized in K-12 schools.
Speaking slowly and clearly, she gave the bare facts of her son's occupation and sexual orientation.
In the years to come I hope that we might aim to judge one another not by our attributes but by our ambitions so that no one is limited by not only their race, but their gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, religion or occupation.
Univariate analyses suggested the following factors to be associated with alcohol consumption: age, marriage, education, occupation, and sexual orientation.
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The occupation ratio of both orientations was determined as 0.742 0.258 5).
