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Meanings of class-conscious in English
(Used of society) socially hierarchical.
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Examples for "stratified"
Examples for "stratified"
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Patients were stratified according to cardiovascular risk factors and to treatment strategy.
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The population was stratified into groups depending on health and hemoglobin status.
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An equipoise-stratified design allowed participants to exclude or include specific treatment strategies.
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Cases were then stratified into whether a CD was used or not.
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Different genetic models were used to assess the pooled and stratified data.
Usage of class-conscious in English
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Jesus, as we have pointed out, was a carpenter's son, a thoroughly class-conscious proletarian.
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He'd never thought himself particularly class-conscious, but Aurelia Parker's wealth was pretty damn intimidating.
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On the formation by propaganda of a class-conscious group.
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The plea of class-conscious rebellion never won my acceptance.
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I remembered my intellectuals and idealists, my unfrocked preachers, broken professors, and clean-minded, class-conscious working-men.
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The wage earners, then, were rapidly becoming class-conscious.
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They come to believe only in class-conscious groups.
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Oxford in those days was extremely class-conscious.
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These workers, these class-conscious workers, these children of honest toil are wiping out the boundary lines everywhere.
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Catalina was an extremely class-conscious type of person and he represented the head of the class itself.
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Whatever it doesn't say in its title, this is as class-conscious a cultural centre as there could be.
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The Workingmen's party of 1829 had shown a glimmer of what the worker could do when aroused to class-conscious action.
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Quiet stories of idyllic youth in New England towns jarred upon the memories of a class-conscious youngster in modern New York.
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The average man must have that twofold opportunity if we are to avoid the growth of a class-conscious society in this country.
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The Social Democracy, the party of the class-conscious proletariat, is therefore the surest support of democratic efforts, much surer than the bourgeois democracy.
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His rejection of it is the proof that the free-man who believes in great parties can never be bound by a class-conscious group.