Three different approaches have been considered: (i) a homogenous life-span model, (ii) a random destruction model, and (iii) a transit-compartment model, which takes into account variation in life-span of RBC.
It's reflected a very homogenous part of life.
Initially, the artist set out to disrupt the homogenous way black life was captured on camera.
Of course, myth as much as science is elaborated because life is not homogenous; we experience interruptions, breaks in it.
Our choice of the study sample for such genetic association study was prompted by their relatively homogenous genetic background and similar life style and dietary patterns.
For satisfaction with life, a more homogenous picture is found, with the point estimate falling in 7 of the 10 confidence intervals (70%%).
Further, given that the fatigue phenomenon has both global and local effects that cannot be dissociated, the analysis and failure criteria used could lead to non-homogenous results and incorrect fatigue life predictions.
Another strength of this study is the prospective design with consecutive registration of men from a homogenous population in a real-life situation during one calendar year in a, by and large, population-based setting.
I'd watch them mentally sift through the months trying to find a worthy talking point, but when this week is indistinguishable from the last and the one yet to come, life blurs into a homogenous mass.
Nonetheless, Haldane suggested that life emerged in the homogenous phase (it was he who mentioned the " hot, dilute soup").
Racially homogenous schools remain a fact of American life.
