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Meanings of more homogeneous in English

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