Sentence examples for subdivided by gender from inspiring English sources

Replies from the survey were collected and subdivided by gender and occupation of the interviewees.

The data were subdivided by gender and the amount of genetic sharing.

If the patients were subdivided by gender, the result was statistically significant for the females with HT.

Our study revealed no significant differences in allele and genotype frequency of four GHRL SNPs between schizophrenic patients and controls even when patients were subdivided by gender.

There was also no significant association between any allele or genotype and SZ when patients were subdivided by gender (Table 3).

Although the smaller sample size gave reduced power to detect effects, especially in males (N = 11 non-dyslexic and 9 dyslexic), it was noteworthy that the same pattern of results was seen when the sample was subdivided by gender.

In either cohort, no significant differences were seen when patients were subdivided by age, gender, smoking status, size of tumor, site of tumor, depth of tumor invasion, histological grade, lymph node status, TNM stage, or early-stage and late-stage groups.

In this paper, I explore 100 academic homepages in two contrasting fields, subdivided by rank and gender, to identify the extent of this marginalization and the space remaining to academics.

When the CD population was subdivided by race and gender, 240 (36.09%) were Caucasian Fs, 188 (28.27%) were Caucasian M, 150 (22.56%) were AA F, and 87 (13.08%) were AA M. Caucasians represented 63.99% (183) of UC patients, while African-Americans comprised 36.01% (103) in this study.

In the test cohort, there were no significant differences in sensitivity of the autoantibody panel when the ESCC samples were subdivided by patient age, gender, smoking status, size of tumor, site of tumor, depth of tumor invasion, histological grade, lymph node status, TNM stage or early-stage and late-stage groups (P>0.05, Figure 3 and Supplementary Table S1).

The probability of retiring is equal to the percentage of self-employed GPs that leave general practice (per year, and subdivided by age group and gender).