Sentence examples for sexual mix from inspiring English sources

Since the series was set in an imagined distant future, Roddenberry thought that instead of the all-male, all-American casts of Western series, he would throw in a racial and sexual mix, with a woman in a senior position sharing the men's adventures.

Vulnerability is a natural part of the sexual mix.

Recognising that there is a higher prevalence of STI/HIV among certain groups and that sexual mixing can heighten risk by providing bridges 'for the spread of sexually transmitted diseases from members of one ethnic group to another,' we sought to understand the extent to which our respondents had sex with men from ethnic groups other than their own (Gras et al. 1999, 1961).

Second, mitochondria reproduce asexually, so any changes between the generations are caused by mutation rather than sexual mixing.

Set in modern-day Tibet and Tel Aviv, this novel revolves around the sexual mixing and matching of several sets of characters, including a middle-aged widower and his son, who wanders off to the Himalayas in search of himself.

An agent-based model, with sexual mixing and other South African specific demographics, evaluated consequences of displacement for sexual behavior interventions targeting young females in South Africa.

The 'blending' objection was that sexual mixing itself would produce homogeneity, even in the absence of selection, and the Hardy-Weinberg principle shows that this is untrue.

In Russia, factors which will influence the scale of sexual HIV transmission outwards from IDUs include: (a) HIV prevalence and incidence among IDUs; (b) the extent and patterns of sexual mixing between IDUs and non-IDUs; (c) levels of sexual risk behaviour in these partnerships; (d) sexually transmitted infection (STI) type and prevalence in IDUs and non-IDUs.

The size and behaviour of the 'bridging population', which interacts with both IDUs and the general population, as well as STI prevalence, sexual mixing patterns and sexual risk behaviour within the general population, will be crucial in determining the scale of heterosexual HIV spread.

However, changes in sexual mixing based on HIV-1 status could also partially explain discrepancies between trends in HIV and other STIs.

The precise quantitative detail of our predictions will be affected by variations in the structure and sexual activity patterns of different populations, for which data are very limited, especially on sexual mixing patterns.