Sentence examples for considerably from homogeneous from inspiring English sources

Study of power index of material distribution proved that the behavior of FG microbeams differ considerably from homogeneous isotropic ones.

But because the party has been losing its more moderate and conservative members from the South, it has become a considerably more homogeneous and liberal party in the House.

For another, far-right politics is far from homogeneous.

Focuses on physical turbulence and mixing from homogeneous isotropic turbulence.

Moreover, even within that self-selected sample, behavioral patterns were far from homogeneous.

Although architecturally cohesive, Cobble Hill is far from homogeneous.

Pokrovsky, O. Precipitation of calcium and magnesium carbonates from homogeneous supersaturated solutions.

Nevertheless, in chemical and mineralogical composition, as in physical properties, Earth is far from homogeneous.

Despite the Green Zone's symbolic association with the American occupation, life inside the bubble is far from homogeneous.

Nuclear HIV PICs contain two-fold less IN-eGFP molecules than their cytoplasmic counterparts (Fig. 2B) and the nuclear population is considerably more homogeneous than the cytoplasmic with regard to IN content (Figs 2B and 5B).

There are unquestionably some highly noxious elements in these groups, but they are far from homogeneous.