Sentence examples for no homogenous from inspiring English sources

But this is no homogenous population.

As such, there is no homogenous style in Palermo; there never has been and there never will be.

Obviously, the answer to all of those questions is: "Shut up, everyone's different, there is no homogenous way to be a person," but it's still easy to feel swept up in what everyone else is doing, whether you're recently married and secretly envious of school friends who've gone travelling, or on a grad scheme and posting "forever alone" memes while you eat dinner in bed.

At closer inspection this extension is no homogenous entity but is comprised of two spatially distinct sub-networks designated as the lamellipodium which makes up the first 1 2 µm of the cell front, and the lamellum behind [6], [7], with diverse characteristics in terms of structure, molecular composition, kinetics, and kinematics.

However, the range is quite high indicating that there are no homogenous inpatient services of private health care institutions in Kenya.

Please note that Switzerland has no homogenous care level classification for the whole country and respective information was not always complete.

A decrease in the sorption capacity at higher speed of agitation may be attributed to improper contact between the dye ions and the binding sites on the biomass, as the suspension is no longer homogenous due to vortex formation, which makes the adsorption of dye ions difficult [38, 39].

Another factor is that our audience and, therefore, our definition of product/service offer can no longer be homogenous.

This from Reuters: "European bond markets are no longer a homogenous entity, which has reduced their attractiveness to foreign investors," strategists at BNP wrote in a note.

The NILs were morphologically distinguishable by their larger leaf size caused by the QTL, and the plant populations were visually homogenous (no off-types).

In addition, contrary to what has been observed in normal (unloaded) cartilage at the magic angle (Fig. 1c), the loaded tissue at the magic angle no longer appears homogenous.