Sentence examples similar to twin gender from inspiring English sources

The data assessing prenatal diet on offspring characteristics (i.e. when 'lean' or when 'obese') were analysed as a general linear model with treatment (CE, LEE, LEL), fetal number (single or twin) and gender (male, female) as fixed effects.

In twin models, gender is commonly accounted for by analysing the male and female groups separately, and testing whether the model parameters can be equated across the gender groups.

Moreover, calf factors (gender, twin (yes/no), birth weight), general cow factors (breed, parity) and cow health factors (hygiene score, number of lactating quarters, teat and udder shape) were also included as independent variables.

All twins with identical gender (i.e. boy-boy and girl-girl twins) were identified from the electronical databases of each hospital.

There seems to be a misconception that different gender twins can grow older and become more aloof from one another, but I think our differences ― especially our gender ― have made our relationship stronger and actually brings us closer.

Among monozygotic and dyzygotic twins of both gender, risky sexual behavior was correlated with personality traits and suggested heritability of 33% [14].

Analysis of variance was computed to assess the effects of handedness (right-handers vs. left-handers), group (twins vs. nontwins), gender, and letter condition (P, R, W) with the laterality index as a covariate, on task performance.

Analysis of variance for accuracy with handedness, group (twins vs. nontwins), gender and condition (bisection vs. control) as factors, and with the laterality index as a covariate, showed significantly higher accuracy in the control condition (M = .94, s.e.m. = .01) than in the bisection condition (M = .85, s.e.m. = .1) (F 1,134 = 47.62, P<.001).

Model-1 corrects for the twins' age and gender.

Other reproductive effects, such as an effect on twinning rates or gender determination, have been described; however the results are inadequate.

A direct influence of the extracellular environment, the biosphere, on telomere length was recently shown in a pair of twins of different gender with blood chimerism [ 29]: Compared with their "normal" length (i.e. female cells in the woman and male cells in the man), the telomeres within the male lymphocytes in the female twin were 33% longer than those in the male twin.