Sentence examples for more heterogenous from inspiring English sources

Both countries are run by Shiite majorities, though Iraq is a more heterogenous state.

Here politics are more democratic, more heterogenous, things are livelier.Is Dilma more ideological than you?President: I would say we're the same.

But the French and Austrian offers are more heterogenous (Kitzbühel and Solden, Courchevel 1850 and Val Thorens), and the Italian range is very broad indeed.

This is partly because India's fractious society (more heterogenous than China's) has often emphasized uplifting the dignity of former oppressed social groups over basic good governance.

As the voting public becomes more heterogenous, the scope for intractable disputes over government policies grows.Messrs Alesina and Spolaore reckon falling barriers to trade have reduced the cost of being a small state and boosted interest in separatism.

The outermost zone is more heterogenous than the second one that is quite homogeneous in appearance.

Deviations from ideal behavior (Eq. 1) in more complex, heterogenous systems, make the prediction of stability in solid dosage forms (SDF) more difficult.

Cooper and Purvis [ 55] report success in fitting more complex heterogenous models to a larger set of mammalian body mass data.

Furthermore, deviation from the Brownian model according to the BPIC criterion may be used to provide independent statistical support for the adoption of one of the more complex heterogenous models currently available.

Homogenous arterial enhancement is more typical than heterogenous enhancement [9] (Fig. 4).

This includes mental characteristics: "Judging from the greater extent and variety of faculty he exhibits, we may infer that the civilized man has also a more complex or heterogenous nervous system than the uncivilized man" (1857, 18).