Sentence examples for proposed gender from inspiring English sources

This would require showing that the gender terminology we in fact employ is Haslanger's proposed gender terminology.

Finally, in [86], a study of the influence of demographic appearance in face recognition was proposed: gender (male and female), race/ethnicity (Black, White, and Hispanic), and age group (18 30, 30 50, and 50 70 years old) were taken into account comparing six different solutions.

Back in 1936, Avery Brundage proposed gender verification for women's sport largely out of fear of men's invasion.

The squalid little display was intended as a satirical protest against the proposed Gender Recognition Act, which would allow transgender people to legally self identify.

Wambach, one of the most active critics involved in the turf issue, is one of 84 players representing 13 countries who filed a lawsuit against FIFA and the Canadian Soccer Association for the use of artificial turf and proposed gender discrimination.

A previous study proposed gender, body mass and age as predictive factors for wrist extensors force measured by HHD [ 6].

Recent studies have proposed gender- and/or age at onset-related associations of DLG5 [34], [40] [42]]–[42] that would require exact matching of the study groups to become detectable.

Cordero et al. proposed gender-specific ratio's thresholds to correlate with MetS in non-diabetics [ 10].

One of the most common questions that you hear during summer's high wedding season is, "How did he propose?" Gender norms aside, the prompt has taken on new meaning in an era of public (and publicly viewable) marriage proposals.

By Silvia Killingsworth August 21 , 2012One of the most common questions that you hear during summer's high wedding season is, "How did he propose?" Gender norms aside, the prompt has taken on new meaning in an era of public (and publicly viewable) marriage proposals.

We propose sex and gender considerations at five critical stages of health biotechnology research and development: priority setting; technology design; clinical trials; commercialization, and health services delivery.