Sentence examples for town strata from inspiring English sources

In addition, the 4th quartile of percent African American in RUCA-defined small town and large town strata had no births in the 1st or 2nd quartile of percent poverty (see Additional file 4).

This survey is stratified into three main categories: the "Yaoundé/Douala" stratum, the "small towns" stratum and the "rural" stratum.

Then, one district from town administrative stratum and two districts from agrarian and two districts from pastoralist (a total of five districts) were selected randomly from the list of each stratum.

For example, we had to combine 12 sparsely populated contiguous towns for stratum 18 to achieve comparable MOS.

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

The stewards, engineers, electricians and officers, meanwhile, settled in areas rippling out from the town's centre in strata of ever-increasing gentility.

Study participants were recruited from schools in selected administrative areas that represented the different socio-economic strata in town.

In our case, the intermediate locally coherent spatial scale chosen was the town: 13 of the 18 strata were made up from 59 towns (the city of Worcester is one town with five strata), yielding an average of 4.5 towns per stratum.

It is worth noting that in both cases, the geographic location of these towns along the border of Worcester County reduces the number of potential town combinations for forming contiguous strata (compared with nonbordering towns).

Final strata were composed of towns with comparable [H,A] ratings (except strata 1 and 15; see "Discussion") and comparable MOS (Table 2).

Discussions with our community advisors were fruitful in terms of validating the vulnerability ratings of towns and the coherence of the strata.