Sentence examples for not homogeneity from inspiring English sources

Variety not homogeneity would become the new normal.

"It's not about creating niche sections in our paper, or having overt 'diversity' coverage, but rather to mainstream marginalised voices that reflects heterogeneity not homogeneity with more nuances and cross weaving coverage.

Splitting impacts completeness but not homogeneity, and merging impacts homogeneity but not completeness.

There is however a wide variety of opinions regarding the cellular status (prokaryotic or not), homogeneity and complexity of this entity (the "community" concept [ 9]), depending on assumptions made on its mode of emergence, metabolic evolution and the nature of its genetic material.

Each operator visually assessed two features on the colour overlay SWE images: the shape of the mass including the surrounding areas of stiffness (oval, round, irregular), and stiffness homogeneity (not homogeneous, reasonably homogeneous, very homogeneous).

The resulting mixture is homogenous above this temperature and will not lose homogeneity during use.

Kruskal Wallis tests indicate that most Anolis chromosome compositions are significantly heterogeneous (as seen in fig. 2, even though Anolis has the most homogeneous genome), though these tests could not reject homogeneity for two Anolis microchromosomes, a and d (supplementary table 1, Supplementary Material online).

In particular, the use of a non-homogeneous model [ 9], that is, a model that does not assume homogeneity of nucleotide composition over time, recovers a topology that is highly similar to the Dayhoff-recoded topology.

Parekh, Kymlicka and others also argue that labour movement strength, not ethnic homogeneity, is the best indicator of the size of a welfare state.

Use of H2SO4 does not improve homogeneity of the sample and lowers precision during ICP analysis.

How much do we lose for not assuming homogeneity of the dependence when that assumption is in fact true?