Sentence examples for points at gender from inspiring English sources

Emerging evidence also points at gender differences in the age-associated changes [ 28, 30, 35].

Yet, 8% -out of the world's total- children out of school in 2001 are in the Arab world and 57% of the estimated 115-million primary-age children out of school worldwide are girls, which points at gender discrimination remaining a pressing, unsolved problem globally.

The findings in this study indicate that both men and women perpetrate- and are exposed to physical violence and control tactics in the past year, which points at gender symmetry but this has to be said with caution as the motives were not explored.

The debate on gender-specific explanations of DV has on the one hand suggested similar prevalence rates of exposure among men and women, 20 22 and on the other hand pointed at gender differences in its detrimental consequences.

Intriguingly, alterations in mRNA expression levels of Hiwi can increase the risk of tumour-related death in male patients, pointing at gender differences in the prognostic impact of Hiwi mRNA expression in PDAC.

Along these lines, Wustmann et al. [ 5] point at gender-related features in persistent delusional disorders, which has not been discussed in the literature so far.

The participating women's descriptions of gender roles and the differing life circumstances women and men face in urban Pakistan point at serious gender discrimination.

Banyard systematically unravels the idea that we have "arrived" at gender equality and points out the many areas in which we are rapidly slipping backwards.

We examined clustering in early and later adolescent risk behaviours to determine if clustering differed at two different time points, by gender and by socioeconomic status, the latter of which has also tended not to be addressed in previous studies.

The significant factors increasing the likelihood of HBP are age, with a turning point at 75 yrs, gender, people from indigenous ethnic groups (Orang Asli), and all districts other than Sungai Segamat, the omitted category.

There were several points at which her blackness (and her gender) doubtless helped to open doors that might well have remained closed to brilliance alone.