When the revolution began last winter, the prevailing wisdom in Cairo was that Egypt, imbued with so much history, could navigate change by virtue of its homogeneity, shared culture, ferocious pride and reverence for its past.
His pursuit of purity in his music -- of complete homogeneity and integration, of absolute precision in the minutest detail -- and the high value he placed on German culture led him, crazily and dismayingly, to consider that his ideals were shared by the Third Reich.
In our groups, homogeneity was ensured by a shared work place.
The apparent homogeneity of the place the shared national experience of strip malls, flags, ham patriotism and bad television is, after all, balanced by extraordinary contrasts.
As evidenced by their shared RDs and SNPs, the genetic homogeneity of multiple isolates of this distinctive strain suggests that it has undergone selective evolution, possibly through adaptation to its meerkat host (1 ).
This was to ensure homogeneity and to capitalise on shared experiences among the HCPs [ 18].
If only we had a culture defined by a friendly homogeneity of purpose, a place where content commuters shared the street with neighbors, friends and distant cousins.
29 The homogeneity statistic, Q, determined whether each set of weighted mean effect sizes shared a common parametric effect size: a significant Q indicates a lack of homogeneity.
Genotype data from multiple affected individuals were examined for shared blocks of homozygosity assuming mutation and locus homogeneity.
When evaluating shared homozygous regions for affected sib pairs, within-family homogeneity is assumed.
