Sentence examples for not as homogenous from inspiring English sources

And, the obvious: footballers are not as homogenous as we would like them to be.

But the Kalahari has turned out to be not as homogenous as its imposing edifice might suggest.

The exhibition title, Time Islands And Space Islands, perhaps suggests that the globalised world is not as homogenous as is commonly thought.

These countries are not as homogenous as "Post-Communist" labour markets.

Although the sampling was not done by the authors or on their behalf and the sample collection was not as homogenous as that previously compiled by the authors with the procedure described by Jóhannesson et al. [ 1] the samples in the present study were generally of good quality.

reveals they may not be as homogenous as you think, with a huge difference in quality between the best and worst brands.

A likely consequence of such glacial vicariance is that extant northern populations of nordic plant species might not be as homogenous as assumed by simply considering them as offsets of glacial populations located at southern latitudes.

To verify this on the anterior part would require thousands of dissections, a fortiori including cell sheets, which are not as well defined (homogenous) as in later embryos.

The extra-chromosomal rDNA molecules in hyphal cells seemed not to be as homogenous as that in yeast cells (compare the lane marked 'SC5314 (yeast)' with other lanes).

Selection of candidates and verification of adequate randomisation would be facilitated by comprehensive risk estimation rather than comparing individual predictors, which may not as easily produce homogenous groups of patients.

Again, heterogeneous replicates were not misclassified as homogenous for these parameters.