Sentence examples for more homogeneous set from inspiring English sources

Both groups concern a more homogeneous set of substrates and products.

To evaluate a more homogeneous set of patients, we also excluded patients under immunosuppressive treatment from the final evaluation.

Consequently, it seems unlikely that the use of different instruments or the inclusion of all eligible studies would have resulted in a more homogeneous set of samples.

An alternative strategy to improve program effectiveness is to focus on a more homogeneous set of partnerships or technical assistance goals.

To evaluate a more homogeneous set of patients, we also excluded patients who were under immunosuppressive treatment from the final evaluation.

The degree of sequence conservation of paralogous non-coding cassettes could also be enhanced by a process of gene conversion, where recombination between paralogs leads to a more homogeneous set of gene sequences [ 21].

Set to be released on Jan . 21-- the day after the inauguration of America's first black president -- Heroes concludes that diversity, therefore, is "a double-edged sword" -- it makes individuals "less likely to be altruistic than they might be in a more homogeneous setting but also inspires them to scale new intellectual heights and to explore new horizons".

Indeed, such differences could have obscured (rather than enhanced) the relationship between treatment effects on PFS and on OS; hence, the observed relationship is probably an underestimate of what would have been observed in a more homogeneous setting.

The selection of lower cut-off scores for the broadband scales was based on the notion that these scales encompass more numerous and diverse problems than any of the syndrome scales, with the latter comprising smaller, more homogeneous sets of problems.

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.

Finally, as in our data, there is a difference in the way tumors were selected, so that genes that are predictive in a diverse set of tumors such as ours may not perform as well in a more homogeneous tumor set such as that of van't Veer.