Sentence examples for homogenous form from inspiring English sources

We can talk historically of civilisations - the ancient Greeks or the Incas of South American, for example - but the term "civilisation" not only implies a distinctive culture but also a fairly self-contained and homogenous form of social organisation within geographical boundaries.

According to him, the mainstream economics education in the U.S. is deeply influenced by corporate America, but he found that the classes he began taking were an exception to that homogenous form of education.

A more homogenous form of LABC is inflammatory breast cancer (IBC), a distinct clinic pathologic entity.

The purified laccase exhibited a single band both on native PAGE and sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS -PAGE, SDS -PAGEg a homogenousuggesting

This study highlights the power of metabolomics when applied in a prospective case-control design to a genetically homogenous form of Leigh syndrome presenting with many of the hallmark features of mitochondrial respiratory chain disease.

Bircken's rough and ready creations are a vital and visibly human counterpoint to these rigid, homogenous forms.

Reticulation diversity and population genetic variability were clearly correlated to altitude, but no genetic differences were detected among populations with mixed or homogenous forms.

These techniques for hippocampal measurement have been established for many years and TLE is one of the more common homogenous forms of epilepsy, so adequate numbers of patients are available for studies [ 20].

We set the DBSCAN parameters: the size of the ε-neighborhood of a DNA segment, Eps = 1, and the minimum number of DNA segments showing homogenous pattern of epigenetic features required to form a cluster, minpts = 3. Homogenous clusters formed by DBSCAN were numbered from 1 to 25 and colored by different colors.

These were with spiked samples of a homogenous viral form, in contrast to our study using diverse virus found in patients.

GCK-MODY has generally been considered a phenotypically homogenous mild form of diabetes, which does not lead to marked hyperglycemia or diabetes complications and does not need treatment (2– 5).