Sentence examples for its own stratum from inspiring English sources
Each clinic is treated as its own stratum in calculating the test statistic.
The evaluation utilized a random sample of clients from each clinic, treating each clinic as its own stratum.
On this basis, each NSAID with a frequency of usage >12% (ibuprofen and diclofenac) was assigned its own stratum.
My night stand is more like a geological structure: a bunch of books piled on the floor with its own strata.
It is somewhat ironic that a thinker who actively sought employment in the rulers' courts presented his own stratum as intrinsically malicious.
Even my small university-dominated city, which sits squarely within the vast economic sinkhole that is upstate New York, now has its own booming stratum of biotech and dot-com multimillionaires.
This would explain how – with no means or possessions – she was married off quickly to Antonio di Piero Buti, a local farmer "from her own stratum of society".
Although the principal characters in the book are very different from the real people in Carter's life (the narrator's respect for traffic laws is questionable; his wife is having an affair), a reader often has the feeling of being allowed privileged glimpses into the author's own stratum of "the darker nation".
We must begin discussing, debating, and sharing with those in our own stratum who struggle to openly proclaim that "Black lives matter".
