Sentence examples for was more homogenous from inspiring English sources
The crowd outside the velvet ropes on a recent Friday was more homogenous than the one upstairs.
The Finnish HLA landscape was more homogenous than the 3 other studied populations, but also genetically distinct from them.
The biofilm developed on the surface that was modified by activated carbon through distributing method was more homogenous in comparison with other surfaces.
The distribution of cartilage formation in Safranin O staining was more homogenous in Su/H fibroin than that of Sa/W fibroin.
No significant effect of location was found in response to the hot stimulation and the pattern across the body was more homogenous.
The activity distribution was more homogenous in the salivary glands of non-pre-dosed mice, indicating an uptake in all glandular structures in this organ (Figure 4c).
"Our applicant pools are more homogenous than ever," he said.
Republicans, on the other hand, tend to be more homogenous.
The bad assets in their banks were more homogenous and easier to value than those currently clogging things up.
If those areas of control are more homogenous than the overall Syrian state, couldn't that form a more stable basis for governance?
"Early decision historically tended to be more homogenous than the regular pool — more white, more upper-class and upper-middle-class, less international," said Jess Lord, dean of admissions and financial aid at Haverford.
