Sentence examples for perfectly homogenous from inspiring English sources

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Nor is the industry perfectly homogenous and global.

By assuming that the radioligand binding in WM is perfectly homogenous, every WM-voxel were replaced by an average value derived from an isolated proportion of WM at the centrum semiovale [22].

Authors' response: We speculate that the mechanisms of local collapse/local communication play a role in heterogeneous, open systems and that they cannot play a role in perfectly mixed, homogenous media.

In contrast to the lab, he adds, "In the field, rocks will not be homogenous and perfectly flat; there will be temperature fluctuations and dust contaminations in the front of the instruments".

It perfectly explains why friend groups are rarely homogenous in actual age, but are often very similar in terms of when people arrived to San Francisco.

Firms produce a homogenous good that is traded in a perfectly competitive market using managerial talent (m) and homogenous units of labor (l).

Specifically, Galiani and Weinschelbaum (2012) assume that firms produce a homogenous good that is traded in a perfectly competitive market using managerial talent (m) and homogenous units of labor (l).

The small biopsy samples are not perfectly aligned on the TMA and do not contain homogenous tumour samples.

Rotation of attenuation maps had almost no effect in homogenous slices for all four isotopes: the line profiles perfectly overlapped the reference profiles.

As a consequence, ASI = LSI = 1 represents the extreme case of three completely distinct and independent populations; ASI = LSI = 0 the opposite case of perfectly overlapping SGs or events (i.e. of a single homogenous population); any combination of ASI and LSI between 0 and 1 implies some gene flow among subpopulations.