Sentence examples for stratum to which from inspiring English sources

Each individual is assigned a statistical weight based on the stratum to which they belong in the year of survey completion.

The background sheet was numbered, indicating the stratum to which the veterinarian belonged.

Research staff will open the next consecutive opaque, pre-sealed envelope in the stratum to which the participant belongs and inform the participant which group they have been assigned to.

A further 57 controls were excluded because the study centre/sex/year-of-birth strata to which they were assigned contained no cases (see 'The pooled analysis').

For example, Thomas Luckmann, a German-American sociologist, described the sacred in modern society as that "strata of significance to which everyday life is ultimately referred"; and this definition includes such themes as "the autonomous individual" and "the mobility ethos".

A more complex approach to stratum definition which takes probability and public health consequence into account to monitor foreign substance levels in imported food of animal origin was described by Breidenbach et al. (2004).

However, tape stripping used by Popa et al. [ 11] may not reach the transition from stratum granulosum to stratum corneum, which explains the lack of glucosylceramides in normal dog skin.

More volunteers should be recruited to cover the 1a stratum villages which are hard-to-reach.

This study led us to consider an ecological typology for green roofs referred to as stratum classification, which is based on the vegetal structures living and colonizing these anthropo-ecosystems.

Observers were able to track different portions of the catch and treat them as strata from which to randomly sample or completely enumerate.

Every FIA ground plot is assigned to a stratum of which a weight is based on its proportion within the estimation unit.