Sentence examples for strata given from inspiring English sources
This sample of convenience represents a wide range of ages, both sexes, as well as people of varying socio- economic strata given that there is only one ferry system in this location for people of all income levels.
Data regarding rates of transition between CD4 and viral load strata given treatment and adherence level were captured from the progression model and interfaced with the transmission simulation in the form of rate multipliers.
Our strategy was to examine associations within the three groups and then to look for impacts within population strata, given prior reports of differences in exposure across groups.
The differential availability of data across strata gives rise to the possibility of differential misclassification based on urban rural strata.
The mortality strata give a crude indication of the social and economic health of a country and allow countries at a similar stage of development to be grouped together.
Combining the evidence across studies, under the assumption of the same effect on risk in each strata, gave a meta-analysis Cochran Mantel–Haenszel (CMH) P-value = 2 × 10−4 (OR = 11.3, 95% CI = 3.7, ∞) with 22 carriers in 11 707 psychosis cases and 10 carriers in 21 204 controls.
The new workers' stratum, given much money and prestige, reflected the increasingly caste-oriented nature of Stalinist society, of which the bureaucracy-intelligentsia was the most notable feature.
This justification is based on the fact that the likelihood term describing the distribution of the total number of cases within-stratum given the exposures can be discarded.
When fighting his corner against the derangement of strata at the National Theatre, Lasdun claimed, "strata have given the Thames back to London".
However AvTD was relatively low in this depth stratum, giving a different perspective on the nature of diversity.
A descriptive analysis of the obstetric interventions was performed in each group and for each stratum, giving the mean and the confidence interval (95%) of each dependent variable.
