Sentence examples for level of homogeneity from inspiring English sources

Statistical procedures require a certain minimal level of homogeneity, but the "eye" does not.

The results suggested that postPEG-Lpx exhibited high level of homogeneity with a mean diameter (Z-Average) of about 320 nm, low tendency to aggregation (a polydispersion index, PDI, close to 0.06) and high loading efficiency (E.E. 82%).

It is demonstrated that data involved in a partition constructed by the fuzzy K-NN method realized in the input space show a high level of homogeneity with regard to the data present in the output space.

Standardized tests presuppose and demand a level of homogeneity that does not exist in American higher education, and in seeking to use them, proponents will either develop the kind of evaluative straightjacket produced by "No Child Left Behind" or embrace a common denominator that is so generic as to be meaningless.

For democracy to be meaningful, there must be a level of homogeneity among the people, such that the minority are willing to submit themselves to the will of the majority.You are the first of the major western publications to question the orthodox view that all Nigeria needs is democracy.

Among the surface features, paper formation, i.e., the level of homogeneity in the distribution of fibres on the surface of paper, is a key quality parameter, being currently monitored off-line, at low sampling rates relatively to the high production speeds achieved with modern paper machines.

Numerical simulations are performed over a wide range of parameters to illustrate the effects of four nondimensional groups on the fill time and particle distribution, and to develop design windows, which may serve as guidelines in the design of particle properties, slurry composition, and mold dimensions to maintain a desired level of homogeneity in particle distribution.

Paper formation (the level of homogeneity in the distribution of fibers on the surface of paper) is a key quality parameter for paper products, being currently monitored off-line, at low sampling rates relatively to the high production speeds achieved with modern paper machines.

The high level of homogeneity found in Norwegian families' patterns of ECEC use may be due to a combination of cultural and policy factors.

Use of the diffusion model, which can be most often observed in public health campaigns, requires a high-level of homogeneity between the mentor and mentee.

Contributions (sbb or u*bb) of less than 4%% for all the analytes in the spiked slurry and material A indicated an acceptable level of homogeneity in both materials.