Sentence examples for homogenous character from inspiring English sources

However, Galindo (2016) considers the negative point of the movement from Bandung in the term Third Worldism – it promotes an homogenous character to the Global South that ignores the marginalized populations of the developed countries.

When the 147 patients in the training set were combined with the 148 patients in the validation set and analyzed in this manner as a single group of 295 patients, similar results were obtained, indicating the homogenous character of the clinical outcomes in the same groups of patients in the training set and the validation set (Fig. 5 B1–B3).

Thus, our findings corroborate that doctoral students perceive the homogenous (monolithic) character of the three positivist US journals that was also noted by Williams et al. (2006) and that contrasts markedly with the low consensus social science research that can be found in critical-interpretive outlets (Lee and Williams 1999).

So there is a homogenous quality.

The replicas of KIT-6(1 2 0) appeared to have a more homogenous pseudo-graphitic character.

Ironically, in a bid to modernise itself for the sake of attracting foreign investment, the council is creating a city so homogenous and devoid of character that you wonder if it will seem attractive to anyone besides the archetypal office drone.

Ironically, in a bid to modernize itself for the sake of attracting foreign investment, the council is creating a city so homogenous and devoid of character that you wonder if it will seem attractive to anyone besides the archetypal office drone.

These phenotypic groups (or morphospecies) were found to be internally homogenous in their diagnostic characters, with R. hardwickii having the pronounced intraspecific variation, particularly in metrical components of body size [for details see Additional file 1].

Some character of the symmetric homogenous kernel of 1-order in Hilbert-type operator is obtained.

Usually a superhero team has one female character and they're all homogenous, whereas X-Men starts off like that, but in the 70s, the team transforms and becomes very international, multi-racial, and even in terms of gender," Galvan says.

How is it that, despite their very different characters and outlooks, they remain such a homogenous group?" Due to retirements, Hale said, "there will inevitably be six vacancies on the supreme court between September 2016 and December 2018.