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Furthermore, this can easily lead to a large number of strata (e.g. 10 centres, and three binary covariates would lead to 10×2×2×2 = 80 strata), which increases the chances of some strata being dropped from the analysis.
The idea of links between strata being considered as a type of generalization has previously been offered by Martin and Matthiessen (1991: §2.5).
Evidence shows that the LMRs were formed by the early Holocene strata being scoured by a persistent southeasterly flowing current during ~ 8 10 ka BP.
The Eagle Ford, bound by sequence boundaries at its base and top, comprises one complete depositional sequence, Eagle Ford strata being unconformably overlain by the Austin Chalk (Grabowski 1981).
Socioeconomic status is associated with physical activity in adults, with people from lower SES strata being consistently less physically active.
In addition, the survival C statistic was not different across sex strata, being 0.905 (0.846 0.965) and 0.891 (0.821 0.960) in men and women, respectively.
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Quartz-bearing strata are abundant in metamorphic terrains.
At the National Theatre, the absence of weightbearing walls is conducive to change, but the reinforced concrete strata are not.
Their cheesy, eggy spinach strata was like a marriage of quiche and bread pudding made in Italy.
The concern for inclusive growth, or a growth pattern that includes all income strata, is not new.
Gzhelian strata are cyclic but consist mainly of dolomite, dolomitic marls, and intercalated siltstones.
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