Sentence examples for consistent homogenous from inspiring English sources
However, this method only worked for the particular case of well-hydrated humans consuming a constant local water source and consistent homogenous diet across regions.
A controlled tutorial setting also facilitates consistent homogenous delivery of content, which is imperative when standardizing content across larger class sizes.
Using the novel fabrication method described within the text, we have developed an alginate based hydrogel system that exhibits consistent, homogenous, and controllable physical and mechanical properties while maintaining the ability to interact within Ca2+ ions present in the surrounding media.
Furthermore, our culture method seems to select out EPC as we remove non-adherent cells after 48 hours of initial culture and mature EC maintain a consistent and homogenous morphology, proliferation rate and phenotype through long-term culture [32].
The initial prescribing indicator for surgical prophylaxis was less successful in providing a consistent and homogenous national dataset as AMTs could select which surgical procedures to include.
This data is manually curated to provide an explicit, consistent and homogenous description across a wide range of sample attributes, such as species, developmental stage, disease and tissue type.
Consistent with their homogenous structure, these proteins have distinct but overlapping functions[3].
Moreover, as mentioned above, using 3 published cost-effectiveness studies to derive the health economic benefits of trastuzumab, gives more strength to the conclusions as one sees the homogenous, consistent results obtained with all 3 models.
Our results are consistent with a homogenous effect of cytokinin within the gametophore axis, and further analysis of cytokinin distributions, for instance with a modified TCS reporter (Müller and Sheen, 2008), may be informative.
In comparison to memory CD8+ and DN T lymphocytes, ex vivo NKT lymphocytes consisted of a homogenous CD95+CD28+CCR7− population, consistent with a transitional effector memory phenotype (Fig. 3C).
