Sentence examples for reassignment and is from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles News Service is still active, although Bob Tur has since undergone gender reassignment and is now known as Zoey.

There is also and the case of the former shot-putter Heidi Kreiger, who was left with such masculine traits by her doping regimen that she underwent sex reassignment surgery and is now Andreas.

34th Street has all the characteristics of a run down mall without the relief of the kind of communal space you find say on the Deuce, which recently completed gender reassignment surgery and is now a bona fide New Jersey mall.

Norris delivered the inaccurate information that the show would be set 40 years after the series ended and then went on to spew a series of incorrect plot points -- Cliff marries Veronica, Cliff becomes president, Cliff undergoes sexual reassignment surgery and is now Clara McCormack -- before getting real with the fans.

The colleague was a practitioner of what was then known as genital sex-reassignment surgery, and is now called genital gender-confirmation surgery.

"I'm thinking about gender reassignment and I was told this was a good place to come".

She underwent gender reassignment in 2010 and is a member of the progressive Palikot's Movement party in Poland.

Bono, child of superstars Sonny and Cher, underwent gender reassignment in 2010 and is now a transgender advocate and campaigner against the US Defense of Marriage Act.

We identified 324 transsexual persons (exposed cohort) who underwent sex reassignment surgery and were assigned a new legal sex between 1973 and 2003.

The National Hurricane Service, which had been naming Atlantic Ocean storms with only women's names since 1953, got desperate and started adding men's names in 1979 (although 1976's Hurricane Belle had gender-reassignment surgery last year and is now known as Hurricane Bill), and is now running out of common names altogether.

Calculation of nucleotide reassignment and gain/loss is straightforward for transcript sets with only two isoforms (see Methods), although more-complicated for larger isoform sets.