This study demonstrates the accuracy of cranial measurements for sex determination in individuals, suggesting improved techniques for forensic identification.
Key Points
The study found that cranial measurements can successfully determine sex, achieving an accuracy of 80.7% using logistic regression.
Using 274 individuals, the research identified the bizygomatic breadth as the most reliable indicator of sexual dimorphism.
Various statistical analyses, including logistic regression and discriminant function analysis, were utilized to assess cranial parameters.
Focusing on an Indian population, the research indicates that morphological variations may influence sex determination methods.