Sentence examples for more homogeneous data from inspiring English sources

Moreover, casting method represented more homogeneous data and higher values of mechanical properties compare to the powder metallurgy method.

Yet, the method's RMSEs may perhaps be further reduced by fitting the model to more homogeneous data (to groups of populations with similar mortality dynamics and growth histories).

Since 2000, global geomagnetic field models are generally well-constrained by satellite magnetic field data with a worldwide denser and more homogeneous data coverage than from ground data alone.

More homogeneous data on the p53 protein have been observed in NFA.

Thus, the low ICC value for TE40 cannot be explained by more homogeneous data.

Thus, to avoid confounding of country with care setting, and to obtain a more homogeneous data set for the cross-country comparisons, the inpatient data were omitted.

The underlined idea is that a more genetically homogeneous data set would represent a more severe extent of disease transmission, i.e. an "outbreak".

GP consultation data were more homogeneous in that all data were reported as consultation rates, but the time period varied between average consultation rates per patient per month, per six months or per year.

Prospective studies with more homogeneous patients and elaborate data collection are needed to confirm our findings.

To investigate the presence of possible heterogeneity in Pol α, the average model obtained after refinement with EMAN (Ludtke et al, 1999) was used as the initial template for 3D maximum-likelihood (ML3D) classification (Scheres et al, 2007), to split the images into more homogeneous subsets of the data.

Finally, the coordinated meta-analysis approach allows the examination of more homogeneous subsets of the primary data than is possible through literature review.