Sentence examples for homogeneous division from inspiring English sources

As they are the most homogeneous division within Afro-Asiatic, the Berber languages have often been referred to as a single language in the past (especially in the tradition of French scholarship).

The result is a homogeneous division of these parameters over the two treatment groups at the start of the study (see Table 1).

Boethius illustrates the problem with the example of a bronze rod, which he believes is a homogeneous substance (On Division 879d).

Also, ethnic differences should be taken into account in spite of the division in homogeneous groups, also presuming that, in the past five years, all studies have been performed with the PCR-SSP method.

But the working class is not an ethnically homogeneous group, and within those divisions there are distinct differences and needs.

Mr. Galbraith was writing about a society that, except in point of wealth distribution and the central black-white division, was relatively homogeneous.

First, an ANOVA (analysis of variance) showed no significant differences between brain regions (ANOVA, adjusted p<0.05), indicating that CNS gene expression was homogeneous (with respect to the divisions made), thereby justifying the combined analysis of all the microarrays.

They are not, however, homogeneous, each having its own dialect divisions.

Yet this is not really down to religious or ethnic divisions in a comparatively homogeneous nation of conservative, Sunni Muslims.

Tells about the division between the more affluent, homogeneous Sun City residents and the more diversified residents of Kings Point.

It follows that the country's division along supposedly inherent and homogeneous confessional and ethnic lines is not an answer.