Sentence examples for almost homogenous from inspiring English sources

But, warns Fazal, given the almost homogenous ethnic make-up of those running football, it should come as no surprise some Premier League clubs have been caught out.

We could show the possibility to achieve an almost homogenous surface temperature by creating a special oval-shaped design for the electrode.

As it is seen in Fig. 1a, porous PAP film appears and shows almost homogenous distribution on the GCE surface which is obviously different from GCE image.

On magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the inside of the cystic tumor showed heterogenous high intensity in T2-weighted imand, and almostost homogenous low intensity in T1-weighted image, with the wall showing enhancement with Gadolinium (Fig. 2).

At 6 h post-injection, the signal intensities between the scala vestibuli and scala tympani in the basal turn became similar and the whole cochlea showed almost homogenous signal, but there was insignificant changes in the vestibule (Fig. 2e, f).

By intuition, some regions rich in texture, like areas around eyes, should contain more information; thus, a large number for pixel groups with different semantic meanings should be set while others, like cheek, can be almost homogenous.

Personally I'm finding it quite hard to pick, not least because this year's finalists have been almost completely homogenous.

In recent decades, the Democratic Party has purged its conservatives and the Republican Party its liberals, leaving each almost politically homogenous.

From a genetic perspective, incidentally, we humans are almost completely homogenous – more than 99% of the DNA we carry is identical to everyone else on the planet.

The SEM analysis revealed almost condensed homogenous surface of geopolymers.

Besides being highly compact, the new layout yields an almost perfectly homogenous (super- saturation of the aerosuper- saturationperiof theperaerosolontrol of all relevant componentstream