Sentence examples for reasonably homogeneous from inspiring English sources
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 shape of the mass and surrounding stiffness on the SWE image (oval, round, irregular), together with the homogeneity of the elasticity (very homogeneous, reasonably homogeneous, not homogeneous), were recorded.
The theory is that, if a population is reasonably homogeneous, a surprisingly small sample, provided it is selected well and the results are adjusted for the known quirks of human behaviour, is adequate.
Behind the surface, the distribution of H seems to be reasonably homogeneous in the whole layer.
Where all the particles were reasonably homogeneous, the values quoted in the table are an average of the results.
It was observed that GO dispersion was reasonably homogeneous for the composite with 2 wt.% GO.
For samples that are fairly homogeneous, it is reasonably inferred that phase delays provide direct information about cell shape.
Our original SGS method [ 8] was designed to identify regions of excessive lengths of sharing across all, or all but 1 or 2, cases in a pedigree, which is powerful when the cases within pedigrees are reasonably genetically homogeneous [ 6].
Process costing can be used whenever the output of individual processes is reasonably uniform or homogeneous, as in cement manufacturing, flour milling, and other relatively continuous production processes.
Atomic force microscopy confirmed that chitin NC films are reasonably smooth and homogeneous, and quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation monitoring (QCM-D) solvent exchange experiments demonstrated that chitin NC films have twice as much water as amorphous regenerated chitin (RChitin) films of similar thickness.
A general trend towards positive patient-reported evaluations of hospitals could be taken as a sign that most patients form a homogeneous, reasonably pleased group, and consequently that there is little need for quality improvement.
