Sentence examples for homogeneity issues from inspiring English sources

Another question was whether the MC18_28 sample exhibited proportional effectiveness in the composite experiment, when compared with MC18 and MC28 (superposition and homogeneity issues).

Sample preparation based on IR-assisted digestion provides a rapid and inexpensive alternative to other conventional techniques for the analysis of complex samples and is able to accommodate relatively large masses of sample, alleviating potential homogeneity issues as well as enhancing detection power.

The proper preservation of the samples to avoid biological activity, matrix degradation processes and the partitioning of these compounds are still unresolved challenges which result in stability and homogeneity issues [ 14, 16, 17].

Despite the data collection homogeneity issue inherent to large cross-country comparisons, we believe that this multidimensional approach can provide valuable additional scientific information, completing published biological, physiological and epidemiological studies conducted on tea consumption, diabetes and obesity.

Spanish studies also provide further evidence of cross cultural homogeneity concerning this issue: 35.2% and 32.3% of boys and girls aged 15 18 years viewed TV for > 2 hours per weekday; 21.6% of boys and 9% of girls played computer games for at least 2 hours per weekday; and 7.6% of boys and 0.5% of girls exceeded recommended limits on videogames [ 28].

Other philosophers may have added shapes to the list (as Berkeley did), without addressing the issue of the homogeneity of the class: the issue was only whether shapes are secondary as sounds are, not whether they are on a par with sounds as to their structure.

Potential of gelation and phase homogeneity are two important issues.

Sharma saw it as part of a broader issue of homogeneity in Silicon Valley, a region run by a narrow set of oligarchs who famously eschew hiring women or people of color.

The issue of homogeneity was of particular interest, because the power necessary for detecting susceptible genes is not only dependent on the sample size, but also on the homogeneity of the sample.

This conflict within the wider 'community' undermines again the still popular development ideas about 'community homogeneity.' On this issue, local people were not only split between those that were informed and those that were not, but also between those believing in 'development' through the park, and those potentially threatened in their lives and livelihoods by the park.

This fact complicates the application because of drilling issues, the reduced homogeneity of the soil, and lower thermal conductivity.