Sentence examples for homogenous categories from inspiring English sources
The amount received per animal sold in KGR is low at 334 USD (compared to 681 USD received by Fulani on the Jos Plateau in the same year; value corresponds to average price obtained across homogenous categories of cattle).
If splitting in smaller more homogenous categories, statistical power would have been lost.
Meat, fish and plant based foods are not isotopically homogenous categories.
We used LCA to group individuals into homogenous categories of health status based on observed indicators of prevalent health problems.
The grouping of the different forms of CLP into more homogenous categories improves not only the chances of identifying risk factors, but also the prognosis for each form.
This step of coding was complete when judges had fully sorted all goals into homogenous categories, and had identified all distinctions among categories.
"The small tablet space is turning into a homogenous category, and at the low end you risk having a relatively mediocre experience compared to the original benchmarks set by Apple's iPad".
Yet, the census is also part of the way, through the categories used, that states simplify data on complex realities and reduce groups of people, such as nomads, to a homogenous category about which gross, and often unfounded, generalisations are made (Scott 1998).
The issue of proprietary trading, that is the risk prone casino gambling in such non-banking related position taking be they commodities such as oil, oil products, grains, base metals, etc., or uncovered financial derivatives such as CDS' were swept into a homogenous category by Greenspan, that banks are structured to take risks.
However, as previous research has shown, a presumption that MSM can be treated as an undifferentiated and homogenous category could be problematic [ 15, 16].
"Children" is far from a homogenous category, and treatments that ignore important developmental differences in child comptencies are likely to be too "generic" for optimal effectiveness [ 56].
