Sentence examples for basis of homogeneity from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, if past "anticommunist films" treated the North Korean people as part of the same nation on the basis of homogeneity, the new "anticommunist films" today pity and tolerate them from the gaze of a victor from a fundamentally different existence.

One-way ANOVA was carried out on the basis of homogeneity of variance, multiple comparison between the groups was performed using S-N-K method, and P < .05 was regarded as statistically significant.

On the basis of homogeneities of groups after dichotomization with the presented cut-offs, the present study demonstrated the sensibility of the classification system to display the dental functional status and the consequences of tooth replacements in this Chinese adult population.

These SNPs were chosen for replication because they fall in the same amplicon and on the basis of genetic homogeneity between Northern and Southern Chinese.

The quality of the non-woven can be measured, for example, in terms of homogeneity, basis weight, or permeability and is already determined to a great extend by the fiber deposition.

Therefore, even if we ignore the constraints defined by small sample size in the application of ANOVA and t-test, these papers fail to justify their application on the basis of their assumptions of homogeneity of variance.

These two factors form the basis of the various tests of homogeneity or internal consistency of the scale.

The data were stratified on the basis of feel of relative homogeneity [ 14] as hospital based and non-hospital based.

Next, we tested the biological plausibility of the results on the basis of colocalization and functional homogeneity within complexes.

A subgroup analysis was done if the heterogeneity was moderate to substantially high (I > 50%), and on the basis of feel of relative homogeneity as true ruminant, pseudo-ruminant and non-ruminant data.

We chose a molecular method for detecting E. coli pathotypes because they cannot be differentiated solely on the basis of biochemical tests; the metabolic homogeneity of P. shigelloides, however, makes this organism easily and clearly identifiable by biochemical test.