Sentence examples for of their strata from inspiring English sources

When the continuous variable is coarsened into bins, matching will take place on the respective strata and then observations are finally re-weighted according to the size of their strata.

While putative orthologs for desmocollin (ENSACAG00000017830) and desmoglein (ENSACAG000000 17850) are encoded in lizards, the absence of KLK5 and KLK7 is compatible with decreased skin shedding and the low permeability of their stratum corneum.

His grandfather and father were competent businessmen, initially flourishing and respected in their strata of society.

The present study might be the novel one to describe geographical heterogeneity of TS gastroenteritis irrespective of their age stratum.

Patients were stratified according to timing of their operation: time strata (TS) 1: 1995–2000, TS 2: 2001–2006 and TS 3: 2007–present.

When Scenarios B to G were subdivided and examined within each of their respective age strata, social independence was increasingly valued particularly for young patients, whereby prioritized 35 year old sole family-income provider ahead of themselves in the queue, despite having otherwise identical clinical indications and severity as themselves (Table 4).

By the time of their move to Strata-East, Scott-Heron and Jackson had achieved underground notice among R&B and soul music listeners, particularly for the political and social nature of their music's themes, as well as Scott-Heron's emphasis on African-American culture and social plight in his compositions.

In contrast, the dendritically projecting Bistrat cells had the majority of their axons in the stratum radiatum and some in the stratum oriens.

Cossacks considered themselves free and independent of any bondage and followed their own elected leaders, who originated from the more affluent strata of their society.

"In the big lie there is always a certain force of credibility; because the broad masses of a nation are always more easily corrupted in the deeper strata of their emotional nature than consciously or voluntarily; and thus in the primitive simplicity of their minds they more readily fall victims to the big lie than the small lie".

The appropriateness of classifying students by the income strata of their country of origin poses problems.