Sentence examples for equivalent strata from inspiring English sources

Seventy-five types of ichnofossils documented during a four-year reconnaissance study in the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation demonstrate that highly diverse and abundant plants, invertebrates, and vertebrates occur throughout most of the Morrison or equivalent strata.

It is a regional stratigraphic marker, used by geologists to identify the Marcellus, and correlate laterally equivalent strata.

In an attempt to account for unmeasured confounding factors, we also computed IRR estimates in direct comparisons of PPI and H2RA users in equivalent strata of prescription frequency and length of follow up.

These measurements are described in Table  4 Consistent with the FDA guidance, these assessments should stratify cases based on levels of liver injury severity and then compare equivalent strata of the trial enrollees treated with study drug versus placebo or comparator agents.

It can be convenient to rewrite this in terms of the risk in the equivalent stratum of the population,, and the first derivative of the link function in the population model, : We shall denote this function by The weight functions corresponding to some important link functions are shown in Table 1.

Interestingly, even though ontogeny was discussed in a few of these evaluations [3] [8], it was not considered an important variant beyond the relative inflation of the dome, apparently because of the relatively similar sizes of the different individuals from time-equivalent strata.

The highest syndepositional extension values occurring in the microbial facies of the Famennian platform margin, with extension values three times higher than observed in equivalent Frasnian strata.

Some Halimeda-rich horizons in the Western Mediterranean are not time-equivalent event strata as hypothesized by others.

Permian shelf strata equivalent to the Capitan reef are cut by at least 13 closely spaced syndepositional dip-slip faults in Slaughter Canyon, Guadalupe Mountains, New Mexico, USA.

Mortality in children aged 4 months to 3 years initiating ART in equivalent CD4% strata was also similar (0%–4%: 9.1%; 5%–9%: 4.5%; ≥10%: 2.8%).

For whites, the answers are buried in the equivalent of the Mesozoic strata of financial history -- there were merchant bankers in America before the stock exchange was born in 1792, and countless, nameless stockbrokers had come and gone before anyone thought to keep track of them.