Sentence examples for need for homogeneity from inspiring English sources
On one hand, some genes are subject to concerted evolution and to an increase in dosage, suggesting the need for homogeneity of sequence and function in certain species.
Hence no need for homogeneity of OR of a test across papers that reported it, but shifting the assumption one level higher to POR.
What value to choose is a decision that depends on the researcher's need for homogeneity of items as a property of the final scale(s) – with the decision to set a higher cutoff value of H i, indicating the need for a higher level of homogeneity (unidimensionality).
These observations support the need for improving homogeneity of populations enrolled in future trials.
But if the world is becoming more porous, more transnational, more tuned to the same economic, social, and informational frequency — if the globe is more global, which means more Americanized — then the need for national cultural homogeneity is lesser, not greater.
Participants needed to be checked for homogeneity in two domains, one was their language proficiency level using the Babel Test, and another was their homogeneity in their power of logical reasoning using the W-GCTA as pretests.
Testing for homogeneity resulted in a need to correct the variance of the individual survival percentages of ART restorations and ART sealants for the years that showed heterogenous results.
However, it is important to emphasise the underlying assumption of the method – social learning leads to homogeneity of behaviour – and the consequent need for researchers to account for other factors (eg. genetics, ecology) responsible for homogeneity and to use a level of population analysis appropriate to the given context.
Diversity gave way for homogeneity as clubs were mandated to represent an entire city.
Mr. Parker said he advocates minimal intervention in winemaking and does not consider himself responsible for homogeneity in wine.
The pressures for homogeneity are more insidious than that.
