Exemplos de uso de Homogenous group em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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He sees JWp as a homogenous group.
SMUs are not a homogenous group of companies but is a composition of firms which are very diverse in their sector and their size.
Holocaust Revisionists are not a homogenous group.
The results showed a homogenous group with similar sociodemographic characteristics.
A Statistical data of homogenous groups.
In our study, a homogenous group in which all the patients were non-walkers was evaluated, and we only used the BMD of the lumbar spine.
Remember, the Taliban is actually not a homogenous group.
Elderly people do not make up an homogenous group and their needs therefore also vary.
Muslims in Switzerland seems at first to form homogenous groups.
All of the patients constituted a homogenous group without serious deformities and with moderate knee osteoarthrosis.
Certainly, Muslims in Switzerland seem to form homogenous groups, at first.
Moreover, our patients constituted a homogenous group without serious deformities and with moderate knee osteoarthrosis.
Through strength and self-consciousness as the moral and ethics,man can change the common perception of themselves as a homogenous group with the same rights and obligations.
Due to the complexity of exposure, few homogenous groups exposed to solvent mixture were mutually comparable.
Furthermore, the researchers obtained correlations at the level of 5% with post-hoc analyses in the Duncan's test Table 2,making it possible to identify homogenous groups with each of the variables.
White people are considered a homogenous group who are essentially racist and, in that sense, are considered unredeemable in efforts to address racism.
The predominant Gleason score, when staging prostate cancer in a homogenous group and with probable localized disease PSA.
This species has a preference for places with soils well drained and for the phytophisionomy of Cerrados, showing irregular distribution in the landscape, andit can sometimes form large homogenous groups.
Confirm that the sub-genus Parviflorae, removed from the section Harpophyllae,forms a homogenous group, clearly distinct from the other species of Laelia.
The arbitrators appointed to ICSID and UNCITRAL investment arbitrations typically come from a rather small pool of individuals who have been criticised as a“small, secret,clubby”and homogenous group.
For comparative purposes,it was constituted a homogenous group of normospeakers collected in our circle of knowledge, fairly balanced as to age.
When Pinho and Winkler 2008 analyzed a discussion list of teachers at the Federal University of Bahia they also detected a truly participative anemia,even within a homogenous group that had no problems of cognition or of digital inclusion.
Alcántara Training Team can be considered as an homogenous group in their objectives, although with some surprising, delightful peculiarities that enrich the aesthetic vision of the hair.
Whereas in the Middle Ages the choice of instruments was free,composers now start to organize instruments into homogenous groups, and write music specifically for certain arrangements.
In Goodson's conception 1997,a disciplinary community is not a homogenous group, but is formed by the relationships among the internal sub-groups, which are professional factions with different perspectives.
It makes no sense to idealize teachers, a priori picturing them as singular human beings, motivated solely by noble ideals and purposes, noris it reasonable to treat them as a homogenous group of individuals, assigning all equal sources of motivation.
However, because the elderly do not form a homogenous group, as the communication rightly points out, it is mainly up to the social partners to put forward a system of classification of elderly people which meets modern requirements.
If all firms with fewer than 500 employees are called an SME and treated as a homogenous group then I really worry about the effectiveness of this SME policy.
According to Barbara Fields, since the eighteenth century the national elites in the United States had defined an idea of a nation for the country based on the gender and race,namely the white man descendent of Europeans who was the representative of this homogenous group which formed the nation.
This is probably related to practical difficulties in holding this type of study,such as the constitution of homogenous groups and the impossibility of controlling the dropping-out of volunteers over the course of the studies.