In a stratum of non-HWE violation studies, there was no effect.
We considered confounding by prematurity: in a stratum of full-term infants for who we had sufficient sample size to obtain meaningful estimates (92% of all subjects) we found little evidence that prematurity induced association between hypoxia and ASD.
We therefore proposed to consider that cluster sizes distribution can be divided in each arm in two strata: a stratum of small clusters, and another of large clusters.
In some cities in the south of China, a stratum of explosive gas was often be encountered in shield tunneling, as well as in other countries.
After seeing the name James Cagney and the rest of the cast list for Wellman's picture, we read the message "It is the ambition of the authors of 'The Public Enemy' to honestly depict an environment that exists today in a certain strata of American life, rather than glorify the hoodlum or the criminal".
He argues that "nigger" is merely a word, used in all strata of society, and he seems to agree with Oliver Wendell Holmes, who said that a word "is not a crystal, transparent and unchanged," but "the skin of a living thought [that] may vary greatly in color and content according to the circumstances and the time in which it is used".
A stratum of damnation in which the fire beneath your feet is never extinguished and "forever" translates to the blackest darkness?
Prior information on the probability of hazard occurrence in a strata may originate from a range of quantitative epidemiological studies, e.g., risk factor studies.
This included his observation of fossil shells in a geological stratum of a mountain hundreds of miles from the ocean.
Dirty Pretty Things is set in a sub-stratum of London inhabited by foreigners, in flight for a variety of reasons (personal, political, commercial) from their homelands.
