Sentence examples for more homogeneous manner from inspiring English sources

Prone position redistributes ventilation in a more homogeneous manner.

Detailed transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and atom probe tomography (APT) investigations show that the Cd addition has changed the nucleation behaviour of α-Al(Mn,Fe Si dispersoids from the conventional heterogeneous nucleation on dislocations to a more homogeneous manner.

In profile B, date of introduction of control measures (again excepting travel limitation) correlated slightly less with outcomes and in a more homogeneous manner (PRCCs for all output variables in the range 0.14 0.44).

The data reported in the present work demonstrate that different cell populations from heterogeneous FFPE tissue slides when isolated by CNBs or LMD can be investigated in a more homogeneous manner by PAT-ChIP.

Moreover, the active microbiota clearly behaved in a more homogeneous manner than the total microbiota, and samples FS-40 and FS-11 exhibited the most divergent microbiota among the samples analysed.

In our study, large groups of sibs shared prey with more conspecifics than non-sibs and sibs grew in a more homogeneous manner, resulting in a lower coefficient of variation at the end of the experiment.

There are two additional technologies that allow the in situ evaluation of a large number of molecular markers in a more rapid and homogeneous manner.

Discrete processes of positive selection will have occurred in different species lineages, against a background of selective constraint that varies among genes in a manner that is apparently more homogeneous between different lineages.

11 The ESHRE Bologna criteria were published in 2011 in an attempt to standardise the definition of a POR in a simple and reproducible manner, and to generate more homogeneous populations in which new treatment strategies could be tested and subsequently compared.

It just adds to the impression that American fashion is becoming more homogeneous".

In addition, the manual counting performed by two observers strongly agreed with each other but despite rather similar results, the data resulting from the computer-assisted image analysis were more homogeneous and obtained in a reliable and less time-consuming manner, compared to the data resulting from the manual counting.