Sentence examples for homogenous enough from inspiring English sources

Ideally, currency zones should be compact and homogenous enough to show little regional variation in business cycles otherwise a one-size-fits-all monetary policy will leave some regions lingering in recession, while others grow so fast they overheat.

The methodological quality of the studies was variable, and they were not homogenous enough for meta-analysis.

For both continuous and dichotomous data, we will only conduct a meta-analysis if pooling is appropriate; that is, if the treatments, participants, and the underlying clinical question are homogenous enough.

Just like an Ikea store, nothing's going to be overpriced or extravagant, it'll all be tasteful and full of clean design-school lines, and it won't be homogenous enough to make people automatically think dystopic thoughts.

The setting of a broad professional base against which the study was conducted provides for another consideration that must be raised – that of assuming the information needs of a diverse group of health professionals are homogenous enough to warrant a single analysis.

The economies are fragmented and Western scale models tend to be built on scaling across a large enough homogenous customer base to reach liquidity.

The current crop of e-readers is, as I recently lamented, both troublingly homogenous and still not good enough for paper-lovers like myself.

British nightlife might be growing more homogenous, but there's still enough naked guys out there to keep it interesting.

It is much better if the table consists of large enough dataset and homogenous variables [ 23].

Here the idea is that chancy outcomes would, if repeated often enough, produce an appropriately homogenous sequence of outcomes which is random.

Meanwhile, the seed layer should be sufficiently stable, that is, thick enough, to allow effective and homogenous ZnO nanorod crystal growth by the hydrothermal approach.