LEE, if you take that approach, sports talent identification programs will massively prioritise hyperandrogenism for sportswomen. It is a proven winning strategy, just ask East Germany.
It may be a factor, in varying amounts, already.
My point is that nobody has the same genetic make-up, some people are born with attributes that make them more suited to some sports than others. Who draws the line at how much testosterone is permissible? Presumably there are women closer to that line than others.
High-jumpers are unusually tall and this could be due to a variety of growth "issues" which lend themselves to high-jumping.
It's a fact that very tall people are "massively prioritised" for Basketball and Rowing.
Ethiopians and Kenyans have a natural advantage when it comes to endurance athletics due to their high-altitude birthplace and genes.
I accept it's a blurry world but I see it as a natural advantage, just as Afro-Caribbean body type is an advantage in sprinting.
When it comes down to it though, it's just a game.