Sentence examples for homogenous whole from inspiring English sources

The mistrust of the other, the ease with which communities, entire peoples, become perceived as one homogenous whole.

They treated minority communities as if each were a distinct, homogenous whole, each composed of people all speaking with a single voice, each defined by a singular view of culture and faith.

But at a few steps back from the pictures, the impression is organic, so that you have a choice, experientially, to take in the homogenous whole at a distance or consider the different parts up close.

Ms. Lagarde lumped together Africa and indeed all of the world's "emerging markets" into a homogenous whole.

Sections were selected from the ankle region with homogenous, whole, round parts and from the same joint part as possible.

During irradiation, rats were conscious and restrained in a ventilated plexiglass tube placed perpendicular to the beam axis and then turned on the horizontal axis to receive homogenous whole body irradiation.

Considering protein profiling by IHC is not homogenous in whole sections and the results of IHC from the TMAs usually give the lower frequencies than from the whole sections, BLBCs by TMA-based IHC can be contaminated with luminal A subtypes of relatively high proportion and their prognosis can be a little bit better than using whole sections.

The distribution of [11C]GSK1034702 in the primate brain was homogenous and the whole brain partition coefficient (VT) was 3.97.

However, this indicates that the current density was not homogenous over the whole Au film during etching in the λ1 solution.

Hence, US Medicare patients may be more homogenous than the whole US population, but not more homogenous than the Belgian or Quebec samples.

This might be due to the histology since the myelination in the internal lamina is not entirely homogenous over the whole V1 (Sanides and Vitzthum 1965).