Sentence examples for several strata of from inspiring English sources

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

Eyeliner is best when you never take it off and keep your googly doll eyes constantly surrounded by several strata of black grime.

We developed a mathematical model simulating the impact of changing a test's characteristics on its accuracy within several strata of population risk for a particular organism.

The high proportion of thick melanomas only partly explains the worse survival among elderly melanoma patients; even within several strata of thickness, survival remains worse among the elderly than among younger patients.

If several strata of exposure (for example, 0 to 5, 5 to 10, and > 10 mg PEQ) were presented in the absence of an overall effect measure, one reported category was selected for the meta-analysis.

The endocarp consists of several strata of sclerenchymatous cells which become enlarged, lose their content and rapidly widen the walls; we then have a stratum of parenchymatic cells and, finally, we see the pluristratified internal epidermis (Fig.  2D).

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.

This may be due to a wrong definition of the strata 3/4 boundary, to the formation of stratum 3 by a mechanism different from Y inversions or more likely to the existence of several strata (maybe two) within stratum 3 (see section on discussing the case of the ancient human strata).

Encouraged by these developments, Ralph Brandling's son, Charles Brandling, firstly commissioned more extensive mining of near-surface coal on his estate and then, encouraged by the discovery of several strata below his estate, began boring operations in 1758 to allow ultimately for deeper coal extraction.

The Hatanai site consists of several strata including artifacts and remnants from the prehistoric Initial-Middle Jomon (ca. 8000-4500 BP) to pre-modern Edo period (1603 1867).

To minimize imbalance over several strata with a number of clusters no divisible by five, the SAS macro was programmed to start the cyclic assignment by assigning one of the colors at random (with probability 1/5).