Sentence examples for strata strata from inspiring English sources

The area around the residences of the index case-patients was divided into 3 strata: strata 1 and 2 (within 200 m of each case-patient) and stratum 3 (201–1,000 m).

The intervening white matter strata (strata moleculare, lacunosum, and radiatum) appeared clearly delineated as a low contrast band.

Seaside towns are built on strata upon strata of happy memories; a sort of emotional geology.

The majority of households (78%) need less than one hour to find a GP, but this again differs from strata to strata.

GPs were drawn by VKI within their two strata, private/contracted (stratum 1) and district blocks (stratum 2) by a strictly random process.

Perhaps the oddest part is that companies really do use these nebulously similar terms to define strata, and the strata are not necessarily consistent among companies, a fact that makes job boards difficult to navigate.

The values of a literary work, however, are not exhausted by the separate values of its several strata, for the strata do not exist separately, but rather form an 'organic unity'.

Available attribute encoding for these characteristics may include the dominant lithologies, the age of the strata, and the strata's structural style.

Variation can of course also be reduced via sampling only one or two strata (i.e. strata where highest number of animals are found).

Secondly, with repeated events there might be time-varying effects other than those caused by differences between strata; even within strata there might be time-varying covariate effects.

Participants were then selected between strata and within strata for maximal variation in terms of age, gender, marital status, depression score, number of chronic conditions, and clinician.