Sentence examples for homogenous class from inspiring English sources

In the past, though, authors who fell short were aided in mediocrity by the vast majority of editors and reviewers coming from a similarly homogenous class as the authors themselves.

HDL particles are not a homogenous class but can be further divided into subclasses.

A decision tree can be treated as a set of Boolean functions of features and these conjunctions of features partition training samples into groups with homogenous class label.

This unphysiologically long stimulation causes an endocrine counteraction: GnRH analogues in this regard are a homogenous class of medicines exerting their effects by de-sensitization of receptors in the anterior pituitary gland rather than by single substance effects.

Because L2 and L3 holds a relatively homogenous class of pyramidal neurons, in contrast to deeper cortical layers (Arimatsu et al. 2003; Andjelic et al. 2009; Groh et al. 2010; Marx and Feldmeyer 2013; Bortone et al. 2014; Harris and Shepherd 2015), we restricted our study to L2 and L3 pyramidal neurons.

In addition, the kids who came into the program as math whizzes performed as well as other top-achievers in homogenous classes.

If possible, assessing participation as part of the overall grade for EFL courses should be either be avoided or given a seriously reduced prominence in EFL assessment rubrics, given the diverse distribution of LSOs within even culturally homogenous classes.

Jepsen and Choudhuri (2001) applied optimal matching analysis and cluster analysis to identify homogenous classes of individuals characterized by similar patterns of occupational sequences and identified men's and women's occupational categories at every 5-year interval over 25 years.

Initial class averages were obtained by three rounds of classification based on multivariate statistical analysis (MSA) followed by multi-reference alignment (MRA) using homogenous classes as new references.

In general, obtaining these structures involved computational approaches that sorted out the data into homogenous classes that could then be refined to high resolution.

This monarchy has been commonly referred to as a rzeczpospolita or republic, because of the high degree of influence wielded by the noble classes, often seen as a single non-homogenous class.