Sentence examples for comparatively homogeneous from inspiring English sources

The upper portion is a comparatively homogeneous feldspathic gabbro, locally patchy and streaky but not sharply banded.

Yet this is not really down to religious or ethnic divisions in a comparatively homogeneous nation of conservative, Sunni Muslims.

Faunal and lithic assemblages are comparatively homogeneous, consistent with the inference that the deposits formed under relatively constant environmental conditions.

This approach revealed that juvenile beta-cells showed significant molecular heterogeneity reflecting distinct cell cycle phases and maturation states, whereas the adult beta-cells were comparatively homogeneous at the transcriptomic level48.

[n5] While, in small communities of comparatively homogeneous religious beliefs, the need for absolute separation presented no urgencies, elsewhere the growth of the secular school encountered the resistance of feeling strongly engaged against it.

Coal shows high sample-to-sample scatter in strength; test methods that are successful in comparatively homogeneous rock types cannot be used for coal.

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Figure 5 demonstrates that while postpandemic levels of immunity were relatively homogeneous by SLA in less disadvantaged, generally urban areas, comparatively disadvantaged areas had more variable levels of immunity.

It is also relatively homogeneous and egalitarian.

For the influence of formation heterogeneity on the dissolving patterns, conical dissolution is observed in comparatively more homogeneous formations with lower porosity heterogeneity.

This is important, Chapman said, because the forestry service has more complex guidelines regarding restoration and harvesting, more so than city or county authorities, which have comparatively small and homogeneous forests to manage.