Sentence examples for heterogeneous to from inspiring English sources

He also believes that the Latino community, which at 32 million is now larger than the population of Canada, is too heterogeneous to be counted on as a monolithic voting bloc.

Dr. Jurgen K. Naggert, a geneticist at the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Me., said: "These big groups that we characterize as races are too heterogeneous to lump together in a scientific way.

Assuming that these new books are right (not a fully warranted assumption), and that many students are increasingly disengaged from the academic part of the college experience, it may be because the system has become too big and too heterogeneous to work equally well for all who are in it.

Enhancement on post-contrast imaging can be variable from minimal to heterogeneous to more homogeneous.

All the other studies are simply too heterogeneous to allow a meta-analysis.

Urmson believes that these kinds of actions are too heterogeneous to be treated under a distinct category in moral theory.

The nucleation mechanism changes at 280 K from heterogeneous to homogeneous.

Thus, if ventilator settings can be adjusted to convert heterogeneous to homogeneous ventilation, VILI will be reduced.

For example, the stress field around the edge of the mainshock fault plane possibly becomes heterogeneous to some extent.

In the "Discussion" section, it will be evaluated whether the protests are too heterogeneous to be interpreted as social movements.

Another is "covenanted patriotism" advocated by John H. Schaar as appropriate for countries whose population is much too ethnically and culturally heterogeneous to allow for "natural patriotism".