Sentence examples for strata of those from inspiring English sources

The papers resulting from these studies described and illustrated for the first time the Jurassic and Cretaceous strata of those regions.

In contrast with the earlier period, the unemployment-related mortality risk, when stratified by cognition or education, is reversed and consistently higher for the strata of those with the highest levels of cognitive function or education.

Clark published numerous important studies of invertebrate faunas of the Pacific Coast region, and on the correlation of Tertiary strata of this area with those of Europe and other regions.

Soon, I started accompanying these American journalists on trips across the country — from the mountainous tribal badlands to the urban labyrinths — and met people from all strata of society: those who were powerful at the top and those who were helpless on the streets.

Due to this large size we were able to assess subtype-specific VE even in age-strata of those aged 80+.

Fewer working-class children with A grades means that this strata of society, those important humans who would one day challenge the status quo, are, like some of their teachers, being disappeared.

Revadim means "layers," as in the strata of the earth.

But while some strata of the market remain opaque, others are opening.

The middle strata of the wealth management world is, as expected, somewhere in between.

Our membership is coming from all strata of the population.

What would they find in the strata of the Anthropocene epoch?