Sentence examples for more homogenous state from inspiring English sources

"Governor Romer has some experience in Colorado, but generally that's a much more homogenous state.

We're a more and more homogenous nation.

In contrast, the larger species of the genus Ursus maintain a considerably more homogenous hibernation state than ground squirrels, as bears maintain near normal body temperatures and cyclic interbout arousal periods are absent [ 39, 40].

If those areas of control are more homogenous than the overall Syrian state, couldn't that form a more stable basis for governance?

To explore whether Msi expression is associated with a luminal as opposed to basal state in a more homogenous system, we analyzed RNA-Seq data for luminal and basal breast cancer cell lines generated by multiple independent labs (RNA-Seq data sets used are listed in Supplementary file 1).

The group endured for more than 20 years in one apparently seamless, homogenous state, never getting old, never changing.

And it's a signal that state politics are only becoming more homogenous.

They further stated that the adsorbent is more homogenous in surface structure and formation of monolayer at the outer layer of the absorbent.

After 2003, reporting became more homogenous with substantial reporting throughout the country.

For example, some states may have lower means and be more homogenous (i.e., less variability) in constructs such as creationist reasoning.

Perhaps because this project failed, the state now ruled from the Kremlin is smaller and more homogenous than either the Soviet Union or the territory of the tsars.