Значения термина relatively homogeneous на английском

The pragmatic framework that made literacy and the book necessary was relatively homogeneous.

Results: Although core isolates differed slightly between patients, core quasispecies were relatively homogeneous within each patient.

What was once a relatively homogeneous life becomes a succession of shorter periods, some only loosely connected.

Severe trauma is a well-described cause of ALI that represents a relatively homogeneous subset of patients with ALI.

Most gene transfer studies have been performed with relatively homogeneous soil systems in the absence of soil macrobiota, including invertebrates.

Characterizing this heterogeneity is important for precision diagnostics, personalized predictions, and recruitment of relatively homogeneous sets of patients into clinical trials.

In conclusion, our data demonstrate that we successfully isolated and culture-expanded a relatively homogeneous population of MPCs from adult murine bone marrow.

If rates are relatively homogeneous across space other than around specific hazards, then evidence for these hazards causing the clusters is strengthened.

Yet, rare in cinematographers, most of whom are hired hands, he created a relatively homogeneous filmography and never swerved from his radical convictions.

The human erythrocyte was chosen as a model system owing to its availability, relatively homogeneous composition, and thorough documentation of contents by previous researchers.

The pre-language stage of relatively homogeneous activities, of directness and immediateness, of relative equality between the effort and the result progressively came to an end.

For as long as human activity was relatively homogeneous, there was no need for political delegation or for reifying political goals into rules or organizations.

A total of 140 procedures were assigned scores ranging from 0.1 to 5.0 and sorted into 5 relatively homogeneous categories.

Norden and Japan are both free societies with introverted values, but they both have the advantage (and disadvantage) of housing a relatively homogeneous population.