Sentence examples for in several strata from inspiring English sources

Analyses confirmed a significant inverse association of the UCHL1 S18Y polymorphism with PD overall (OR = 0.18, 95% CI = 0.05 0.64, p = 0.002, recessive model) and in several strata.

The computation of age- and sex-standardized PQIs by LHA was demanding: for each LHA (n = 44), in each year (n = 3), demographic and admission data need to be extracted and tabulated in several strata (two genders and seven 10-year age classes) for each PQI (n = 16).

Additionally, they put forward hypotheses about where greenhouses might factor into several strata of human health.

SFL theory models the relations between language and context and instance and system in terms of realization and construal and across several strata, as illustrated in Fig. 1 adapted from Halliday (2007: 275).

Stratum 3 may well include several strata that were formed successively in a short period of time and that are no longer distinguishable simply because the levels of divergence between the X and Y sequences in these strata are very similar.

Unfortunately, when a sample is composed of several strata the technique reveals peaks of all these materials and information are reported in the same spectrum concurrently, with a lack of reliability.

SA-βgal activity increased significantly in several areas of the stratum corneum (outermost layer of the epidermis, also referred as the cornified layer) as a function of age.

SA-βgal activity was detectable in several areas of the stratum corneum of all Sod2−/− mice examined (n=9), but only minimal (only in 1 of 8 animals) activity was detected in the stratum corneum of WT mice.

8, 9 Intercellular lipids, structured in several bilayers, constitute the extracellular matrix of the stratum corneum and are responsible for the regulation of tissue permeability.

Secondly, in several of the studies, sex differences in stunting were more pronounced, albeit inconsistent, in the lower socio-economic strata.

In the stratum corneum, serine proteases from the kallikrein-related peptidase (KLK) family have been implicated in several key homeostatic processes, including desquamation.