In rose-tinted retrospect there was perhaps an ideal texture to that bunch of players, who had the ballast and good practical sense of central contracts, without having grown up entirely within the machine, entering it instead with some healthy rough edges intact, and seeming – from a distance and with all due exceptions - a more likeable, un-homogenised, singular group of people.
A potential limitation of this approach is that the homogenised under-18 group may cause a clustering effect in the data.
Local groups often meet a need that homogenised and centralised groups cannot.
They require few-group homogenised neutron cross sections for every heterogeneous sub-region of the core.
This may be due to the selection bias of elite players in the younger age group, which may have somewhat homogenised these data.
Additional 15 20 sections were mixed and homogenised using a hand-held homogeniser, in ice cold RNA extraction solution.
Anyone who looks at the attack on Westgate and sees it as an act of desperation may be underestimating the possibility that this group has consolidated its power over a large, more idealistically homogenised and ethnically diverse core of power.
As Torres (2006) notes in the case of ethnic minority older people in Sweden, the type of attention received by this group, for example, has involved recognising or labelling them in terms of a specific homogenised social category, that of 'elderly immigrants'.
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