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1 c leukemia (CLL), which also displays a male gender bias.

2 ive disease with a rapidly increasing female gender bias.

3 d one woman introduced orthogonal sources of gender bias.

4 duced demyelinating disease, also displays a gender bias.

5 ial recognition of respiratory symptoms or a gender bias.

6 , newer studies suggest an absence of such a gender bias.

7 gated training to reduce implicit racial and gender bias.

8 timeliness of promotions, manifestations of gender bias, access to information needed for faculty de

9 Thus, growing evidence revealing a gender bias against women-or favoring men-within science

10 Gender bias and the role of sex hormones in autoimmune d

11 ing but the molecular mechanisms behind this gender bias are unclear.

12 ne manifestations at a low incidence without gender bias, but does not in itself generate the full sp

13 These findings may illuminate the gender bias characterizing autoimmunity overall.

14 emonstrate that there is still a significant gender bias, especially at higher career levels, in many

15 Germ-free (GF) mice lost the gender bias (female-to-male ratio 1.1-1.2).

16 Women who reported experiencing negative gender bias had similar productivity but lower career sa

17 Significant gender bias has been identified in the use of investigat

18 ts read an actual journal abstract reporting gender bias in a STEM context (or an altered abstract re

19 Results showed evidence of gender bias in application evaluations and success rates

20 ed, as has estrogen's role in establishing a gender bias in autoimmunity and cancer.

21 e response, which may be responsible for the gender bias in clinical disease.

22 rast, elite female faculty did not exhibit a gender bias in employment patterns.

23 context (or an altered abstract reporting no gender bias in experiment 3) and evaluated the overall q

24 sly unreported and statistically significant gender bias in favor of males (p = 0.0016), but none of

25 Abundant research has demonstrated gender bias in many demographic groups, but has yet to e

26 than wild-type mice, indicative of a marked gender bias in mice harboring the variant allele.

27 ontributing to the rapidly increasing female gender bias in MS.

28 and are involved in the determination of the gender bias in MS.

29 makers could reduce violence by eliminating gender bias in ownership rights and addressing norms tha

30 h 61 %) and more often reported experiencing gender bias in professional advancement (72% compared wi

31 increased efforts to combat subtler forms of gender bias in scholarly publishing.

32 These results show a gender bias in skin carcinogenesis and suggest that the

33 To the extent that research illustrating gender bias in STEM is viewed as convincing, the culture

34 ges overrepresented in male mice supported a gender bias in T1D.

35 , as many neuropsychiatric disorders exhibit gender bias in the frequency, severity, or response to t

36 the growing literature that points toward a gender bias in the pathogenesis of skin cancer.

37 rtex in disorders such as schizophrenia show gender biases in human and non-human primates.

38 culty men within STEM, to accept evidence of gender biases in STEM.

39 Our results favor a two-signal model of gender bias, in which hormones and microbes together tri

40 males from females: viewing the gait of one gender biased judgments of subsequent gaits toward the o

41 d raises questions about the extent to which gender bias may contribute to women's underrepresentatio

42 Gender bias may influence resource utilization in patien

43 uggest that interventions addressing faculty gender bias might advance the goal of increasing the par

44 oss experiments showed that men evaluate the gender-bias research less favorably than women, and, of

45 affects approximately 1%-3% of humans with a gender bias toward males.

46 Clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC) is a gender-biased tumor.

47 atures of LHON are incomplete penetrance and gender bias, with a marked male prevalence.

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