Sentence examples for penetration experiences from inspiring English sources

(A comparable analysis comparing female undergraduate response rates to nonconsensual penetration experiences reported by female undergraduates produces a correlation of r =.01, ns - in other words no relationship at all...) Figure Caption for Figure 1: Scatterplot of AAU survey response rate by estimate of rate of nonconsensual sexual touching for 27 institutions.

Each project affords the opportunity to build on previous penetration testing experiences.

Genital contact without penetration was experienced by 49.2%% of the male and by 35.7%% of female victims.

The small penetration thickness experienced at mm-waves may explain why the scattering in the backward half-space is weakly affected by what is present beyond the item surface.

Close to half of these victims experienced nonconsensual penetration, and 11percentt said they experienced these types of unwanted sexual encounter in the 2014-15 academic year.

On the one hand, every object (including walls and floors) appears rougher as the frequency increases; on the other hand, smaller penetration depths are experienced at higher frequencies.

The majority of the victims (56.9 %) experienced penetration during the abuse, of which 25.1 % consisted of solely oral penetration, 67.1 % consisted (also) of genital penetration, and 7.8 % involved (also) anal penetration.

Announcing to the public that just 1.9percentt of survey respondents were sexually assaulted is a distortion of the reality on campus, considering 7.5percentt of undergraduate women in the survey said they've experienced "penetration without consent". .

In our clinical experience, penetration of the newer drugs is significantly reduced by cost concerns and patients' fears about lack of a readily available reversal agent.

In addition, compared to those who were sexually abused with penetration, those who experienced sexual abuse without force and without penetration had significantly fewer lifetime sexual partners (d=.32) and fewer previous STD diagnoses (d=.17; both ps < .05).05

This underlines the need for the development and effective dissemination of professional guidelines for the assessment and treatment of women experiencing penetration difficulties and for more rigorous service evaluation to ensure quality and appropriateness of current treatment.