Gentry of lower strata also joined the Nian.
The success of primary care in handling emerging health crises prompts us to re-conceptualise primary care as the foundation of care for all people rather than the mere provision of basic services for the lower strata of the society [ 21].
Famine was a real and ever-present dread for the lower strata of the Third Estate, and rumors of an "aristocrats' plot" to starve the poor were rampant and readily believed.
The SPR was 46.51% for the lower stratum, 26.88% for the middle, and 16% for the highest stratum whilst showing a similar proportion of p.falciparum to p.vivax (range 68%-69.78%).
Although total canopy cover was high in nest stands and PAC areas, the cover in tall (>48 m) trees was the canopy structure most highly selected for, while cover in lower strata (2 16 m) was avoided compared to availability in the surrounding landscape.
As tumorigenesis progressed, the number of suprabasal epidermal layers positive for Cldn6, Cldn11, Cldn12 and Cldn18 was reduced, especially in the lower strata of the expanded suprabasal zone.
Thus, most tells are stratified, with the lower strata usually being older than those above them.
The lower strata were extensively modified during mid and late Pleistocene pluvials, resulting in an initial undulatory surface that set the stage for later accumulation of sand sheet.
Fine materials accumulated primarily at lower strata (<1 m) throughout the chronosequence, whereas leaves and coarse materials accumulated first at lower strata, and then progressively occupied the upper strata (>1.5 m).
Great music, poetry, these things often come from the lower strata and trickle up, not trickle down.
