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Meanings of homogenous in inglês

português
homogêneo
catalão
homogeni
espanhol
homogéneo

All of the same or similar kind or nature.

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Examples for "homogeneous"
Examples for "homogeneous"
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The question arises whether a homogeneous, lesser dose can achieve equal results.
Pubmed
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In the latter, the diamond has a particularly rare, almost homogeneous color.
The South African
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Design: A prospective observational study in a homogeneous population with nonspecific complaints.
Pubmed
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Results: All groups were homogeneous at baseline for the clinical parameters assessed.
Pubmed
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Similar banding patterns were grouped into homogeneous classes using latent class analysis.
Pubmed
Usage of homogenous in inglês
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Regressing abdominal lesions consistently presented as solitary lesions with a homogenous aspect.
Pubmed
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Notation predates writing, addressing small-scale groups involved in relatively homogenous practical experiences.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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In my country, Brexit voters do not constitute an homogenous reactionary bloc.
The Irish Times
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Based on the homogenous phenotype, we hypothesized an accordingly characteristic MRI pattern.
Pubmed
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Gradually blend in the oils until the texture is thick and homogenous.
The Guardian
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Pathological analysis revealed homogenous lesions with intramural hemorrhage and contraction band necrosis.
Pubmed
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Native plants die out and biodiversity suffers, leading to a homogenous landscape.
Wired
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On the other hand it's become a terribly homogenous bunch of people.
The Guardian
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Four years on, it is still impossible to talk about a homogenous Ukraine.
The Guardian
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Conversely, low innovation rates produce homogenous groups that are different from one another.
Cultural Evolution
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IS the State exam system producing a population of homogenous students?
The Irish Times
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Griffin's idea was to create a homogenous minicab company with a professional sheen.
The Guardian
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Currently, rotavirus testing policies among laboratories in England and Wales are relatively homogenous.
Pubmed
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As history has shown, this is difficult even in homogenous societies.
Ebony
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Imaging-PAM analysis demonstrated a homogenous desiccation process within individual thallus discs.
Pubmed
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Yazidis themselves are not politically homogenous, and many distrust the rival Kurdish groups.
The Guardian
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Translations for homogenous
catalão
homogeni
espanhol
homogéneo
Homogenous through the time
Homogenous across language varieties
United States of America
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