Sentence examples for homogenous view from inspiring English sources

The Copenhagen interpretation is not a homogenous view.

Lack of facility details may have led to a homogenous view of rehabilitation facilities, and this oversimplification may have masked important nuances in discharge destination.

I don't have a homogenous view of what America is and I'm glad Disney doesn't either".

While noting the caveats of the relative importance analysis, number of inhalers was ranked the most important attribute of asthma management at both the aggregate (29.3%) and individual levels (21.9%), suggesting a reasonably homogenous view.

International organizations, such as the WHO, are expected to have fewer competing political influences and a more homogenous cultural view of the importance of evidence in shaping health policy.

Different levels of HbA1c are significantly associated with change in fasting lipids, but a threshold of HbA1c beyond which lipid variables start to change is not homogenous, challenging the view of CVRF clustering as a single pathophysiological construct in type 1 diabetes.

But white Americans are hardly homogenous in their views about these issues.

While these filters simplified the screening process, they also led to a relatively homogenous way of viewing the world.

Those who attended the Silicon Valley event were less homogenous in their views than the capacity audience that turned out the next night at First Congregational Church in Berkeley to hear Reich.

When considered as a representation of the queer community at large, the show is inadequate and limited (the cast though much improved upon the entirely femme and almost entirely white L Word cast is fairly homogenous), but when viewed purely as a depiction of eight or ten lesbians' overlapping lives, it satisfies my desire to simply watch queer women exist".

Moreover, recruiting in teaching practices might have led to groups being relatively homogenous in their views – resulting in premature theoretical saturation of themes.