Sentence examples for at higher strata from inspiring English sources

Most interiors of large and small fragments presented higher values of foliage densities at higher strata (15 20 m and at 20 25 m height), and lower densities at 1 5 m.

When NP performance (unadjusted for age and education) versus PiB retention is plotted separately for 3 strata of CR, a succession of sloped regression lines can be seen (see Fig 1C), indicating that NP is inversely related at the lowest stratum of CR, but that the relation flattens at higher strata of CR.

The present study examined the (i) serotype (ii) virulence and (iii) antimicrobial profile of a geographical, socioeconomic, and temporal well-defined collection of STEC and revealed a high contamination of STEC O157 in low strata over time (71.4% of the sampling rounds) and the major antimicrobial resistance among strains at high strata.

However, there was also a strong positive loading for the interaction of PiB with rAMNART consistent with a moderating effect of CR, whereby the negative relation of amyloid to NP performance became less and less negative at progressively higher strata of CR.

In this case, the features which were relevant for grammatical analysis would have to be present in the phonology, in order to also occur at the higher stratum.

After service in Iraq and undergraduate studies at Ohio State, his Yale law acceptance opened the door to the higher strata of American society.

Diabetes was significantly more prevalent in the 20 29 mL/min/1.73m stratum than in the lower or higher strata.

Therefore, at the highest stratum, the majority of FTLDs can be sub-classified into FTLD-tau, FTLD-TDP and FTLD-FUS [ 84], based on the biochemical signature of the abnormally deposited protein (Fig.  1).

We found an increased risk for celiac disease in children from lower socioeconomic strata compared to medium-high strata.

As a stable structure is formed in the strata at higher locations, its deformation and fracture will not affect or have little effect on the ground pressure at working face.

In India, NCDs accounted for 53% of all deaths and 44% of Disability-Adjusted Life-Years in 2005 with the lower socio-economic strata (SES) at higher risk [ 6].