Sentence examples for more homogeneous pathological from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that these subpopulations are associated with more homogeneous pathological mechanisms.

The heterogeneity in myofibre CSA observed in SD-treated mdx mice, in which values ranged between 250 and 3000  μm, with the largest diameters being a sign of degeneration (pathological hypertrophy), was normalised in LPD-treated animals, with significantly more homogeneous frequency histograms and CSA values not significantly different from those observed in WT animals.

Additional longitudinal VBM studies including larger and more homogeneous samples of schizophrenia patients may be needed to further disentangle such alterations from those possibly linked to the intrinsic pathological progressive process in schizophrenia.

Surely because its team is more homogeneous.

But more cohesive, more homogeneous - can I use that word?

Superstitions disappear; cultures grow more homogeneous; life becomes increasingly rational.

"It's more homogeneous than other European nations".

The neurosciences community is certainly sizeable but also more homogeneous.

"These moves have led to more homogeneous leadership teams".

Just as the world has become more homogeneous, so has the American academic calendar.

By 1945 Hitler had destroyed Germany's rich diversity, making it both poorer and more homogeneous.