Meanings of relatively homogenous in English

Notation predates writing, addressing small-scale groups involved in relatively homogenous practical experiences.

Currently, rotavirus testing policies among laboratories in England and Wales are relatively homogenous.

And yes, Wales is a small and relatively homogenous country.

Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) examination showed an encapsulated cystic lesion with relatively homogenous and highly echoic contents.

Data also shows that climbing is relatively homogenous in demographic makeup-themajority of participants being white and male.

Despite a relatively homogenous mutational spectrum, mutational heterogeneity for rare cases is observed because of the high rate of consanguinity.

This algorithm applies dynamic programming and progressive optimization to the statistical profile of a multi-alignment in order to optimally demarcate relatively homogenous sub-regions.

We conclude that reported practice patterns regarding the care of ARDS patients vary widely even within a relatively homogenous group of critical care practitioners.

Various degrees of heterogeneity were observed within regions, with a relatively homogenous pattern in the Eastern Mediterranean region with strong decreases in HBsAg prevalence.