Sentence examples for would be homogeneous from inspiring English sources

Without the old-timers, these would be homogeneous suburbs, not idiosyncratic villages that feel frozen in time.

Therefore, we assumed that the sample hospitals would be homogeneous in terms of quality of service and severity of patient condition.

If the ratio was less than 10, the probability of adsorption on any site on the surface was not much different so the adsorption would be homogeneous adsorption.

In sum, if protein structure equaled function, then all but the most distant genotypic neighborhoods would be functionally homogeneous.

However, it is difficult to speculate whether the nonresponding physicians would be entirely homogeneous and sufficiently different in their answers, and thus impact on our overall results.

The simplest case would be a homogeneous Markov chain with base step transition probabilities p xy and stationary base composition p x.

Thus, it seems likely that ASD reporting would be more homogeneous than in more general population samples in which there may be underascertainment of cases in families with low income or low education (Kalkbrenner et al. 2012).

This choice was made in order to ensure that the sample considered would be as homogeneous as possible in terms of the risk of non-adherence and to test the efficacy of the intervention in the most challenging adherence scenario.

For very low and very high overall PDs, most regions would have similar PD values and the whole breast would be relatively homogeneous in terms of its density; the curved relationship between the I value and the overall PD is therefore not surprising.

Optimally useful cells for a clinical grade product would be a homogeneous population with a high proliferative capacity to form the mass of tissue required, that is able to be directed to complete osteogenic differentiation, and that has the capacity to form an appropriate bone marrow stroma which is required for subsequent in vivo turnover [ 1].

While care for COPD is quite heterogeneous in Europe, the present study was performed in only one European country where local guidelines (taking into account the GOLD documents) exist and have been widely disseminated, Therefore, it might have been hypothesized that practice would be more homogeneous than in a multinational survey.