Sentence examples for strata of that from inspiring English sources

He is worshipped by the vast majority of Marathi Hindu people from all strata of that society.

Additionally, factors that share a common cause will appear correlated in strata of that common cause.

Unlike Mauna Kea, on which extensive evidence of glaciation remains even today, Mauna Loa was at the time and has remained active, having grown an additional 150-300 m in height since then and covering any glacial deposits beneath new flows; strata of that age doesn't occur until at least 2000 m down from the volcano's summit, too low for glacial growth.

Isaac symbolizes a city, or least a lower social stratum of that city, that thrives by feeding off its own rotting corpse.

Blake said his passion and nostalgia for the circus, side shows and interest in the bizarre and oddball characters that feature in the wood engravings stems from a lifelong interest in the "strata of society that exists on the edge".

So there's activity across the whole strata of investments that suggests yes, we have a broadening and a narrowing of breadth.

What is it about this sub strata of society that is so intent on keeping the clubhouse door closed?

When studies reported estimates by strata of age that were narrower than the age-agroups we defined for analysis, it corresponded to the average of the prevalence in the narrower age strata, weighted by the corresponding number of participants.

Using the top 12 validated disease variants for MS including HLA-DRB1 (Additional file 1), we estimated the collective genetic risk in the discovery dataset, yielding a classification sensitivity of 35.1% and a specificity of 93.5% (Table 2), suggesting the presence of many additional susceptibility alleles in the strata of data that failed to achieve genome-wide significance.

His prose must do double-duty, at once vividly describing the game and analyzing its subtleties, the strata of activity that hovers just beneath the surface of our perception.

In the contemporary world, in some countries that have not experienced the full impact of industrialization, governing elites are still often recruited from a ruling class a stratum of society that monopolizes the chief social and economic functions in the system.