Sentence examples for their strata from inspiring English sources

When the continuous variable is coarsened into bins, matching will take place on the respective strata and then observations are finally re-weighted according to the size of their strata.

His grandfather and father were competent businessmen, initially flourishing and respected in their strata of society.

Similarly, Gobakken et al. (2013) used the metric h70f (related to canopy height) and d0f (related to canopy density) to define their strata.

We further excluded 24 cases from analyses because the 2000 census estimated a zero population total for their strata (defined by race/ethnicity, sex, and age group) in the census tract.

As a result, political professional power, market share and interprofessional relationships are all impacted by the degree to which professions are able to manage their strata and be perceived as a single reliable unit.

We calculated the RII overall (using individuals' educational position relative to the whole population as indicator of education) and separately across age, sex, and race/ethnicity strata (using individuals' educational position relative to the population within their strata as indicator of education).

The fur on the abdominal area of the rats was carefully removed by an electrical shaver to avoid damage to their stratum corneum.

While putative orthologs for desmocollin (ENSACAG00000017830) and desmoglein (ENSACAG000000 17850) are encoded in lizards, the absence of KLK5 and KLK7 is compatible with decreased skin shedding and the low permeability of their stratum corneum.

Within their stratum, they are either randomly assigned to the experimental or to the control condition (see Figure 2).

In analyses involving risk modeling, cases received a weight of 1 and subcohort controls the inverse empirical sampling fraction applicable to their stratum (Borgan et al. 2000).

Treatment members were assigned a weight of 1, while comparison members were assigned a weight specific to their stratum and representative of the proportion of members in that stratum.