Sentence examples for homogenous characteristics from inspiring English sources

Finally, it appears that both analysis techniques (a component five variables) converge into grouping the two main groups of years with homogenous characteristics (first group of 3 4 years, the second group 4 5 years).

Therefore, the spatial unit of analysis was the 63 urban districts since each district has homogenous characteristics.

As a result, patients treated in a real-world setting typically display less homogenous characteristics and may have more co-morbidities and concomitant medications than those enrolled in clinical trials.

To maintain the homogenous characteristic of tissue between BSP and MassARRAY, tissue samples from the same myocardial region were used to examine the methylation level of upstream sequence of ALDH2 core promoter.

Engineered variants of AAL have been developed with the aim of creating monovalent lectins with more homogenous binding characteristics.

Whereas histology, in vitro autoradiography, and multiple-weighted MRI scans all showed homogenous tissue characteristics, both SPECT and DCE-MRI showed heterogeneous distribution patterns throughout the tumor.

In these cases the fusion method combines several overlapping DEMs in order to obtain a higher quality DEM with homogenous error characteristics.

Micro-structural analysis has an important role to play in providing accurate estimates of the typically homogenous material characteristics employed at the component scale.

He states that even though the Malm aquifer shows a complex system of pores, joints, and karst-related cavities, it can be described with lithological units of different but homogenous hydraulic characteristics on a basin scale.

Birner (2013) states that these four Malm layers can be regarded as a continuous aquifer on a basin scale and thus described with lithological units of different but homogenous hydraulic characteristics.

The homogenous patient characteristics and treatments, as well as the extremely low rate of patient loss during follow-up, greatly reduced the confounding effects of the heterogeneous therapeutic methods in most cancer clinical outcome studies.