Concentration distribution in the vicinity of the source area. by Chao Li (145513)

Subjects: “…differences gradually decrease…”

The Association Between Smartphone-Related Behaviors and Sleep Quality Stratified by Gender. by Qi Chen (144168)

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Comparison of UCPH and CPP data by year and gender. by Julia Rozanova (11309779)

Study area: To show where the region is located (sourced self). by Abraham Aregay Desta (8119868)

Average word count by user status and gender. by Ron Keinan (19485762)

“…Furthermore, we find that younger users have become increasingly active on the platform over time. We also uncover unique gender-specific behavior patterns that we attempt to characterize and explain. …”

Source of healthcare information. by Surakshya Khanal (19949745)

Promotion rate for women based on gender composition of applicant pool. by Lauren Lanahan (3165426)

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HIV risk factors and modes of transmission by gender. by Kostyantyn Dumchev (7485692)

Description of the HWs with the greatest increase in excess mortality in each MR, including date of occurrence (year/month/day), observed increase in mortality, duration and intens... by Djacinto Monteiro dos Santos (17841235)

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Sources of information of the study participants. by Zemene Demelash Kifle (10725040)

Differences by gender in the studied population. by Siena Molina (16014961)

“…In a cluster analysis, three patterns of patients were identified, with increasing significant mortality differences between them (p<0.001; H.R.:1.67; 95% CI: 1.49–1.88).…”

T test for independent sample of variables by gender. by Shujie Wu (3183627)

Gender-specific silhouettes for self-image assessment. by Soya Kawabata (3494978)

Scarring severity distribution by gender. by Meraf A. Wolle (9461162)

“…Residence in a community with TF≥10% was associated with a 1.6-fold increased odds of any scarring.</p><p>Conclusions/Significance</p><p>Overall scarring prevalence and more severe scarring prevalence was higher in females compared to males, even adjusting for age and community TF prevalence. …”

Changes in the scoring of the IPV dimensions for every 1-point increase on the GR scores: Adjusted linear regression coefficients (95% CI) (n = 1,005). by Andrea Llano-Suárez (11681749)

Sleep quality as a function of gender and age. by Maria Estela Colado Tello (21011589)

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Gender and variations in the prevalence of tuberculosis between age groups. by John Gameli Deku (18516150)

B lymphocytes in splenic germinal centers significantly depleted in BLyS^-/-. by Natalie M. Bath (6316517)

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Source data for graphs in this study. by Nutthapon Sangklai (18462533)

Prevalence of anxiety and depression among study participants by gender. by Pratik Khanal (9235659)