Sentence examples for more homogenous sample from inspiring English sources

Interviews also targeted the headquarters only in order to obtain a more homogenous sample.

Thus, Table 5 provides estimates based on regressions analogous to those underlying Table 4 in a sample of municipalities without an own MDF, leading to a more homogenous sample with respect to socioeconomic characteristics.

In order to create a more homogenous sample, we selected from each specimen only one maxillary molar in wear stage 2 (moderate cusp removal, with one or two pinpoint dentin exposures) and wear stage 3 (full cusp removal and some dentin exposure).

However, we only included FDG-PET studies which should lead to a more homogenous sample.

These findings, however, may be more prominent in a more homogenous sample.

Further research in a larger and more homogenous sample is recommended.

In this study we will address this issue through the assessment of the homogeneity of the ASD phenotype in genetically more homogenous samples.

CONCLUSIONS: Aerobic training alters host availability of select immune-inflammatory effectors in patients with solid tumours; larger confirmatory studies in more homogenous samples are warranted.

In this research, one can see more homogenous samples of CdS quantum dots containing a small amount of other atoms, which do not affect their physical properties.

But he said that traditional methods of studying mood relied on much smaller and even more homogenous samples — often U.S. undergraduates who volunteer to take part in psychological research.

Despite our study focused on the available sequences of HPeV, more accurate estimates could probably be obtained with broader and more homogenous sampling timescale, preferably for all types.