Sentence examples for small gender from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, cantons (Swiss states) with a high proportion of votes in favor of the amendment were recorded as having a small gender wage gap some years later.
"Through a very bruising one-year consultation process it became very evident that there was not that much that could be done that could fly politically and we ended up getting rid of two small gender outfits and creating a much bigger gender agency".
Since then Francis has spent 20 years arguing that too much attention is paid to "a relatively small gender gap, which doesn't seem to have much impact on later careers and life outcomes" – underperforming boys still grow up to earn more than girls and get most of the top jobs – when "the clearly glaring gap in the English system is that of social class.
When only the top-performing students were considered, there was a small gender gap in science achievement favouring males (OECD 2015).
A new analysis of data collected by the Research Corporation (see related story) shows a small gender gap in research productivity at predominately undergraduate colleges.
Second, the results in Decker et.al. (2013) suggest that fully interacted decompositions are roughly cumulative; this implies that the small gender effect and the negative race and ethnicity effect would explain less of the declining dynamics than just age alone.
Small gender-related differences in speed of perceptual comparison were found with the magnitude as well as the direction depending upon the stimulus material.
The results of the IAT-genderLearningStyles reveal small gender-related scores (stronger male-independent learning association) for male teachers and STEM teachers, along with negligible gender-related scores for female teachers and non-STEM teachers.
On the other hand, four of six of Obama's "solid" states are in the small gender-gap category.
Dropping Diamond's self-empowerment anthem "Team Pretty Bitches," she orchestrated a moving formation of bodies brown and black, big and small, gender-fluid and genderless.
The first was a small gender-associated cluster, with the expected elevated expression of Y-linked genes in males, and of XIST in females.
