Sentence examples for more homogenous groups from inspiring English sources

The reason for separating the focus groups by gender was to create more homogeneous groups, since the flow of an interview was expected to be smoother in more homogenous groups compared to mixed groups [ 29].

When assembling innovation teams, research has shown that teams whose members have diverse backgrounds and skills outperform more homogenous groups when it comes to creative thinking and innovation.

The general strategy for data processing consisted, as a first step, of reducing the extreme complexity and variability of the dataset by identifying more homogenous groups of plots.

Textual narrative synthesis is an approach which arranges studies into more homogenous groups.

A textual narrative approach typically groups studies into more homogenous groups.

Data derived from more homogenous groups complement data from more heterogeneous groups providing different perspectives.

The Tavistock is soon to begin publishing its own research into a more homogenous group of children who have been given hormone blockers starting in 2011.

In 2009 the group of people with tertiary qualifications were mainly employed in the service sector in jobs requiring high qualifications and came from a more homogenous group of countries.

I find that often when you bring people together to work on problems who have different kinds of expertise, you often end up with something that was better than if you brought in a more homogenous group of people with more narrow expertise in one area.

This indicates that subdividing the patients into groups based on the temporal pain patterns (chronic pain vs. episodic pain) results in a more homogenous group regarding the physiological responses to and recovery from low-grade cognitive stress, than if the subdivision is made based on anatomical pain location.

It is important to highlight that these results are from a relatively small tertiary care Children's Hospital with many subspecialists and only 74 clinicians, and it remains questionable whether these results can be generalized to a more homogenous group of physicians.