Sentence examples for the largest strata from inspiring English sources

Two districts were included in the strata III for being the largest strata.

The idea seems to be to use tactics that worked in northern Iraq: playing traditional tribal leaders against extremists, offering them incentives and hoping that the large strata of the population who don't share the radicals' agenda will turn against them.

Civic leaders, torn, can only mimic what the Federal Writers Project had to say about San Diego in 1937: "The effort to keep the town basically a resort area has resulted in a top-heavy economic balance, with too sharp a dividing line between those who are economically secure and the large stratum of working people".

The failure to detect an association among women with GSTM1 positive genotype was not due to insufficient statistical power since this group of women was the larger stratum.

The largest age stratum of the studied population was over 65 years (49.6%), followed by 45 64 years (38.62%), and those aged below 18 years (0.48%).

Eighty percent of the N subjects were in the large cluster strata, while the 20% remaining were in the small cluster strata.

The primary aim of the project was to invite large strata of the adult population to screening for cardiovascular disease (CVD).

The sample was allocated across strata using disproportional allocation methodology [ 10], which increased the sample size for small strata and decreased the sample size for large strata.

In addition, research involving living animals conflicts with the personal beliefs of a large strata of the population.

These relationships were used when lumping strata with less than 10 acres into other larger strata in the last step of the stratification process.

20 From the cumulative attack rates reported for the two subsequent 12-month periods and the fraction of unapparent to apparent infections, it can be inferred that, in some areas, large strata of the population got infected and that the majority of people actually got infected in the first months of the outbreak.