Sentence examples for in which strata from inspiring English sources

The latter is specified in terms of strata, from 1 to 6, in which strata 1 and 2 group inhabitants with the lowest economic capacity and are therefore granted a property tax exemption, whereas strata 3 6 group property tax payers.

The Paleozoic sediments are composed mostly of beds of shales (laminated sediments consisting mostly of particles of clay) and sandstones in which strata of limestone occur in places.

It's not the now defunct Afrikans apartheid but the new version, in which strata of the black population are in conflict.

In addition, we used a time-stratified approach in which strata were defined as the days of week in each calendar month of each year of the study period (1995 2000), or for PM2.5, as the days for which sampling data were available in each calendar month of the study period (i.e., 3-day intervals for 1999 2000).

In general, those ruptures form an inverted triangle zone in which strata deform significantly.

For example, in Fig. 9a, when the users click on the correct category of response in Q1ad (option 1), they get the details of that 73%% cohort, in which strata and what proportion do they belong in Q1, and their response distribution in Q2.

The three views performed at selection were sent to the central reader who verified the patient's eligibility, and measured JSW to determine in which stratum the patient should be randomised.

For our stratified sampling, each sector was divided into strata in which every stratum was allocated a population of the total sample size (the percentage used in the sampling has been stated earlier).

Exposure strata were defined as non-exposed, and quintiles of increasing cumulative exposure in which the strata contained approximately equal numbers of cases to maximise statistical efficiency.

He was able to predict the order in which the strata would occur and even the angle at which they would slope.

It reminded us that the greatest playwright who ever lived wrote for an audience capable of great joy and irreverence and sensuality, for a society in which different strata were constantly and publicly challenging each other, and for a space in which there was nowhere to hide.