Sentence examples for lacking homogeneity from inspiring English sources

The polymer film FPI sensor can achieve in principle an about two orders of magnitude higher sensitivity compared to the reflectance sensor, however the lacking homogeneity of the sensitivity over a large area for a certain interrogation wavelength and film thickness makes the applicability of this method difficult.

However, these materials engineered by periodic architectures generally lack homogeneity, and thus the integrations into applications are limited.

This variability again, points to the fact that our district hospitals lack homogeneity.

The prevalence of Vitamin C supplementation was 15% for Army men, Army women, and Special Forces soldiers, although the latter estimate lacked homogeneity.

Furthermore, included studies lacked homogeneity with regards to patient context, interventions used, outcomes, and outcome measures; thereby precluding the pooling of results for meta-analysis.

These studies lack homogeneity and the ability to measure the true impact of SMBG in non insulin treated patients [ 34, 35].

Reported MVM use among elite military groups appeared to be similar to that of Army men but the prevalence values lacked homogeneity and ranged from 26%to64%4%.

Table  3 shows that studies on the use prevalence of any vitamin or mineral supplement by Army men and women lacked homogeneity.

Meta-analysis suggested that elite military group use of sport drinks was higher than in general Army samples but studies of elite groups lacked homogeneity, with individual study prevalences ranging from 19% to 71%.

Another limitation of the present study is that the immigrant groups focused on probably lacked homogeneity not only between themselves with regard to self-reported mental health and other characteristics (including historical backgrounds, religion, language, and geography), but also within themselves.

Two hits were suggested as satisfying all decision factors to identify a potent bTLR8-specific agent with novel scaffolds dissimilar to imidazoquinoline analogues lacking overall homogeneity.