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Meanings of stratification in English

Portuguese
estratificação social
Catalan
estratificació social

The condition of being arranged in social strata or classes within a group.

estratificação social
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Examples for "social stratification"
Examples for "social stratification"
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Agriculture also opened the way for social stratification, exploitation and possibly patriarchy.
The Guardian
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Oh, well, no doubt the scheme of social stratification was different out West.
Divide and Rule
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But that does not produce more social diversity, it produces more social stratification.
The Guardian
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The size of the audience & their social stratification were considered.
The new yorker
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Archaeologists have looked for evidence of social stratification in these societies with mixed results.
Wired
Usage of stratification in English
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Agriculture also opened the way for social stratification, exploitation and possibly patriarchy.
The Guardian
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Conclusion: BCLC staging system provided the best prognostic stratification for HCC patients.
Pubmed
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Population stratification is an important issue in case-control studies of disease-marker association.
Pubmed
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This simple index appears very useful for risk stratification in clinical practice.
Pubmed
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After age and gender stratification, a cluster analysis was also carried out.
Pubmed
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Risk stratification was based on the 2005 St. Gallen Consensus Conference criteria.
Pubmed
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Aim: Genomic interventions could enable improved disease stratification and individually tailored therapies.
Pubmed
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Thus, the cardiac troponins are paramount for disease classification and risk stratification.
Pubmed
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Further resistance markers are largely unknown and would help for better stratification.
Pubmed
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There is great interest in developing diagnostic and stratification biomarkers for sepsis.
Pubmed
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ADMA levels upon presentation may confer enhanced risk stratification in this setting.
Pubmed
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After stratification by sex, these effects were mainly observed among female infants.
Pubmed
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Assessing IAD by ABI measurement may facilitate risk stratification in CAD patients.
Pubmed
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After stratification for age, differences between groups decreased but retained their magnitude.
Pubmed
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Additionally, the U-shaped association remained steady in any stratification of risk factors.
Pubmed
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Now, how is stratification produced in the formation of stone and rocks.
The American Goliah
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare