Sentence examples for groups of strata from inspiring English sources
Stratification of the land-use categories, such as FL, entails the division of a sampling area into non-overlapping groups of strata, for example land cover and forest management practices.
Each successive group of strata thus may be characterized by distinctive conodont assemblages or faunas.
In its general colour, the Grand Canyon is red, but each stratum or group of strata has a distinctive hue buff and gray, delicate green and pink, or, in its depths, brown, slate-gray, and violet.
Under these circumstances the PSI reflects the number of statistically significant groups of patients (strata) that can be identified by the instrument [ 44].
Furthermore, we compared the median blood loss of both groups in strata of a priori defined other risk factors, if known (ie, type of vaginal delivery (normal vs assisted) or caesarean section (elective vs emergency), perineal laceration degree and ethnicity) to investigate their interaction with LMWH on the incidence of PPH.
27 This corresponds to a standardised rate difference with weights that depend on the number of player hours in the intervention and control groups of each stratum.
We hypothesised that the ratio between benefits and harms of screening in the screened Gothenburg group compared with the unscreened Malmö group would be superior in the group of men with the highest risk of prostate cancer mortality compared with the lower risk groups, by strata of baseline total PSA level.
Based on the stratigraphic column (Fig. 2), the main roof consists of three groups of hard thick strata.
In stratified sampling thematic classes are obtained by classifying the remote sensing imagery and assigning the individual pixels (or polygons) into a fixed number of groups (strata).
Person separation is a measure of questionnaire's precision and can be used to estimate how many groups or strata of person ability can be discriminated.
Age-standardized YLL rates were included to allow comparisons of ethnic groups within sex strata.
