Sentence examples for somewhat homogeneous from inspiring English sources

Secondly, and most importantly, the main idea embedded in your new network presents the former Soviet space as [a] somewhat homogeneous region today.

These days it is common--especially for outsiders--to view Western Europe as a somewhat homogeneous place.

Additionally (e), when designing and conducting the presented study, we suggested a somewhat homogeneous distribution of cognitive impairment in the group of patients with bipolar disorder as a whole.

Expected heterozygosity was somewhat homogeneous across the sampled populations, ranging from 0.46 to 0.59 (Fig.  4).

Our report relates to a somewhat homogeneous sample in terms of age and professional status.

The genetic organization of the nif genes between the Rhodospirillales and Rhizobiales bacteria is somewhat homogeneous.

The new Poland that emerged from the conference rooms of the Quai d'Orsay and the smoking rooms of a dozen hotels turned out to be an unstable and militarily indefensible hash, if somewhat more ethnically homogeneous than its neighbor to the south.

Apart from the limited, not homogeneous, and somewhat incomplete data on postural sway changes originated by Wii training, there are some issues related to the use of this platform that have not yet been fully clarified.

Note that the definition of the unit rate matrix associated with a given homogeneous model is somewhat arbitrary b, but once the unit R is defined, it implies a bijection (or equivalence) between rate matrices in ℳ R and the parameter t, which corresponds to evolutionary time.

However, the progress is somewhat hindred by difficult local doping and non-homogeneous oxygen distribution in some oxides.

For females, the pattern was somewhat different, and proficiency seemed to exert a more homogeneous effect across vowel contexts and speaker dialects (Fig. 5).