Sentence examples for a more homogenous from inspiring English sources

Perhaps prostate cancers derive from a more homogenous cell population, giving rise to a more homogeneous progression scheme.

Sometimes Clinton seems to be talking past the diversity of her actual crowd to a more homogenous idea of it.

Does a diverse board have more conflicts than a more homogenous board might? A. Great boards have to get comfortable with debate itself.

The Tavistock is soon to begin publishing its own research into a more homogenous group of children who have been given hormone blockers starting in 2011.

UBMC showed a more homogenous collagen fiber orientation.

Electron microscopy revealed that genipin crosslinking provided a more homogenous gel surface compared to uncrosslinked gels.

Interviews also targeted the headquarters only in order to obtain a more homogenous sample.

Scenario 2 was a more homogenous environment, where connection and disconnection periods were the same.

In this line, a more homogenous population could have led to different results in these variables.

Wheat bran also increased the medium's porosity allowing a more homogenous fungi growth on the substrate surface.

Fire suppression has resulted in a more homogenous landscape particularly with regard to the loss of coarse scale heterogeneity.