As noted in the text, the additional assignments are useful for the studies reported here, but were not utilized in our previous analysis, and the reassignments do not alter any of the conclusions previously presented.
C. Dixon Osborne, co-director of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, an organization in Washington that provides legal aid to gay men and lesbians in the military, said General Clark's reassignment suggested that the Army did not intend to hold him accountable for the actions of troops under his command.
On December 17th, the Netherlands approved a law that will allow transgender people to change their gender on identity papers without undergoing sex-reassignment surgery, amending an earlier statute that did not grant individuals the autonomy to define their own gender identity.
Those who could not start treatment immediately after completion of the diagnostic procedure because of serious risk factors did not refrain from pursuing gender reassignment later.
Proteins in predicted outer membrane clusters that did not match the criteria for reassignment were labelled "ambiguous predictions" (see additional file 1: Supporting Information, Table S6).
Curtis Schroeder, it was made clear to me, did not wish to talk about sexual reassignment surgery.
An Army spokesman said the Army did not provide hormone therapy or sex-reassignment therapy.
Lt. Col. Stephen Platt, an Army spokesman, said the Army did not provide hormone therapy or gender-reassignment surgery.
"The Danish Girl," about a pioneering gender reassignment patient in the 1920s, featured solid period work but did not receive as much publicity as its competitors did, Mr. Perez said.
She did not say whether she planned to pursue gender reassignment surgery.
