Sentence examples for slightly gender from inspiring English sources

There are slightly gender differences in discriminatory behaviours and stigma related knowledge of mental illness among community mental health staff, with female staff in general less stigmatising.

Before Googling Ms. Griner's most recent spate of off-court pictures, said James Scully, a model casting agent whose clients have included Gucci and Stella McCartney, he knew her only as this "slightly gender-ambiguous athlete who reads either as a pretty hot boy or a trans-girl, and not particularly a person who falls into the realm of how people see beautiful".

Or did he lend his long, blonde assistant Anna his scarf and buy a slightly gendered lip balm in the chemist because it was the only one left?

Recent data from Europe show no sex differences or even a slightly reversed gender ratio of 0.9 for FL [ 14].

Her duet from "Pieces of Trust" (1987 and 1989) has more bite to it, thanks in part to a Meredith Monk song that forms part of the score, and to slightly rougher gender relations.

LB: I agree, but I might rephrase slightly, because gender for me is not just one internal piece it's ten thousand.

Up to age 5 9, road mortality is low and differs only slightly by gender.

Furthermore, the discontinuation of RAS inhibitors and slightly uneven gender distribution may limit the generalizability of the results.

This distribution differed slightly by gender as men reported a median of three work stressors and one non-work stressor as compared to women who reported a median of two work stressors and two non-work stressors.

The OLS results show that taller children perform better in school tests, have higher IQ, and are less likely to have emotional and peer problems, though these relationships differ slightly by gender.

"What I tried to do with the book, as much as I could, was write from a post-racial and slightly post-gender point of view.