Sentence examples for seemingly homogenous from inspiring English sources
Even tiny and seemingly homogenous communities such as the Skull Valley Goshutes can and do divide sharply over paths to be taken.
It can, therefore, be concluded that this method is able to reveal the differences in nuclear deformability of cells in a seemingly homogenous population.
Unique observations at this site included nighttime and early morning venting anomalies that seemed to originate from a seemingly homogenous area within the forest.
These techniques are emerging as powerful tools for unravelling the unique epigenomic features of rare cell types and epigenetic heterogeneity within a seemingly homogenous cell population.
We have identified unique differences in levitation and density blueprints between breast, esophageal, colorectal, and nonsmall cell lung cancer cell lines, as well as heterogeneity within these seemingly homogenous cell populations.
Also, the future income of even a seemingly homogenous group of workers like physicians varies far too widely based on employment status (group practice versus solo), specialty, age, location, etc. Single-family homes are notoriously dissimilar and illiquid.
They lament the peeling paint on the giant decorative leaves outside Alice in Wonderland and the seemingly endless supply of homogenous movie merchandise being pushed throughout the park.
But the outcomes that resulted — seemingly endless regular street grids, freeway-based cityscapes, and homogenous urban megaprojects — have been controversial precisely because of the impositions they place on a communal urban experience.
The white fields, for instance, appear rather homogenous in color under normal light but were painted and retouched using two seemingly different white paints, one of them with a light-yellow fluorescence under UV light.
Now they are homogenous".
