Meanings of homogeneous group in English

Video-game players are not a homogeneous group, if indeed they ever were.

Wikipedia has long been criticised for having an overwhelmingly homogeneous group of editors.

Like every revolutionary vanguard, we were a smaller, more cohesive and homogeneous group.

The Taliban have never been a homogeneous group, but an alliance of like-minded factions.

The Klemantans present a greater variety of physical types, being a less homogeneous group.

Stricter diagnostic criteria allow the definition of a homogeneous group of patients with excellent prognosis.

Rasul said the Taliban insurgents fighting the Afghan government and NATO forces were not a homogeneous group.

Our aim was to analyze clinical and electroencephalographic characteristics of seizures in this etiologically homogeneous group of patients.

I am intrigued that Andy Pollak perceives all Irish Times readers as a homogeneous group of suburban sybarites.

We need to stop pretending that women in America are a homogeneous group with the same privileges and priorities.

People of faith are so often portrayed in the media as a homogeneous group, blindly in thrall to superstitious beliefs.

As he points out, the football squad is probably as nearly a homogeneous group as it is possible to find.

Conclusion: This systematic approach to explore the NED in a quite homogeneous group of patients with CRPC seems reproducible and appropriate.

Conclusions: These studies of a homogeneous group of patients give further insight into possible physiological regulations and roles of IGFs and IGFBPs.

Purpose: This study was performed to determine the prognostic significance of p53 gene overexpression in a homogeneous group of node-positive colorectal cancer patients.

It arises from the fact that algae, as generally understood, do not constitute a homogeneous group, suggesting a descent from a common stock.