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1
The north is
more
homogeneous
,
because of its history of totalitarian regimes.
2
The rocks being harder and
more
homogeneous
,
the weathering has been slight.
3
A new method is introduced which uses a
more
homogeneous
field.
4
Measures used to evaluate distress were also
more
homogeneous
in certain domains of distress.
5
The more I became invested in climbing, the
more
homogeneous
my friend group got.
6
In addition, unbiased recursive partitioning provided a direct way of identification of
more
homogeneous
subgroups.
7
In theory, simultaneous transmission from these two devices could produce a
more
homogeneous
transmission field.
8
By 1945 Hitler had destroyed Germany's rich diversity, making it both poorer and
more
homogeneous
.
9
Practice implications: Future interventions should target a
more
homogeneous
sample and address counselees' understanding and recall.
10
In most of the cases we studied, 4DRO also resulted in
more
homogeneous
target dose distributions.
11
Among patients between the two age extremes, clinicopathologic features and survival tended to be
more
homogeneous
.
12
Our results demonstrate that the
more
homogeneous
protein preparations exhibit more uniform affinities and kinetic constants.
13
We show that a higher degree of control of the polymer architecture generates
more
homogeneous
samples.
14
The latter communities are
more
homogeneous
with respect to ethnicity, urbanization, and occupational history than the former.
15
Peppers and eggplants are related to tomatoes, but they're a little
more
homogeneous
in their plant size.
16
Get stampings rather than castings, as the first are
more
homogeneous
,
and therefore can be somewhat lighter.
more
homogeneous
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