Sentence examples for generally homogenous from inspiring English sources

As George Megalogenis aptly tweeted: Expecting constant apologies implies two things: that Muslims, of which there are over 1 billion worldwide, are a generally homogenous group; and that we are not truly accepted as part of western society.

It was observed that school principals were generally homogenous in their change tendencies.

North of the Bilho bank, near a major mudflat (Méan), the generally homogenous sedimentation composed of silty muds rich in organic matter indicated a sheltered environment; the main water flow channel being located south of the Bilho bank.

> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> In Table 2, we find generally homogenous determinants of facility usage across countries.

The staining intensity of S100A4 and ephrin-A1 was generally homogenous across the sections, indicating that the obtained results are indeed representative of the whole tumor section.

In the ACI biopsies, immunostaining was generally homogenous throughout for all GAGs, except in a few biopsies where it was pericellular in the deep zone.

The shift was toward a louder sound, Dr. Lallerstedt said, and toward playing that is generally "more homogenous, less articulated and has constant vibrato".

We recently showed regional differences in the incidence of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) within Japan, which is generally ethnically homogenous, suggesting that factors other than genetic may contribute to the difference.

Because laboratories inherently vary in many experimental features (e.g. experimenter, room architecture), conditions are generally more homogenous within than between laboratories.

Although typical isolates are generally phenotypically homogenous some variation does exist [ 10], particularly with regard to the production of hemolysin and degradation of casein.

Despite being generally viewed as homogenous, the four provinces that make up Atlantic Canada have quite different Early Childhood Education and Care systems.