Sentence examples for a homogenous view of from inspiring English sources

Lack of facility details may have led to a homogenous view of rehabilitation facilities, and this oversimplification may have masked important nuances in discharge destination.

I don't have a homogenous view of what America is and I'm glad Disney doesn't either".

The Copenhagen interpretation is not a homogenous view.

While noting the caveats of the relative importance analysis, number of inhalers was ranked the most important attribute of asthma management at both the aggregate (29.3%) and individual levels (21.9%), suggesting a reasonably homogenous view.

International organizations, such as the WHO, are expected to have fewer competing political influences and a more homogenous cultural view of the importance of evidence in shaping health policy.

However, it is a mistake to view hip hop as a homogenous style of music that is inherently anti-women.

In the phenomenographic approach, it is proposed that a phenomenon is understood in a limited number of qualitatively different ways [ 13] and that normally 15 20 informants capture the existing variation in views and experiences in a homogenous group of people [ 14, 15].

Several studies have shown that "each phenomenon, concept or principle can be understood in a limited number of qualitatively different ways" [ 35], and that 15 20 informants normally capture the existing variation in views and experiences in a homogenous group of people [ 22, 23].

"And how did they get such a homogenous distribution of nanoparticles?

"You would think it was a homogenous piece of chalk," Dr. Ballarini said.

Defenders of such appointments say the notion of a homogenous set of graduates from elite universities is an overblown myth.