Sentences with word «homogeneity»

Given poor robustness of t - tests with very different group sizes, we used t ′ assuming lack of homogeneity of variance; control analysis was tested with general linear model (GLM) controlling for age, depressive symptoms, and self - rated health (df = 1).

Nonetheless, roughly 50 percent of all private - school students today attend Catholic schools, and we have found a good deal of homogeneity in perceptions within the private sector.

k = number of studies; d = effect size; Z = test for significance of d. 95 % CI = lower and upper limits of 95 % confidence interval; Qw / Qb = test for homogeneity of effect sizes within (w) and between (b) groups.

In Cultural Homogeneity and the Future of Literary Translation, Pike writes of flattened national voices and the rise of a «generic international content»:

Once all is incorporated, beat on high speed for 20 seconds to ensure homogeneity.

In these tests, StemFit not only delivered higher cell proliferation, but also showed characteristics such as homogeneity of gene expression compared with iPS cells cultured with four other media without any chromosomal abnormalities.

We can not effectively create the tools and technology of the future if we surround ourselves with homogeneity of thought and experience today.

However, evidence of an underlying biological mechanism is weakened by the results of our post hoc analysis, which tended toward lack of homogeneity between African American and other ethnic groups.

At a time when Europe's top leagues appear to be attempting to ensure greater homogeneity in the Champions League, the sudden appearance of Leicester City is extremely refreshing, and we will doubtless see tears from players, staff and fans alike as that glorious anthem booms out and they realise that yes, little Leicester really are die Meister, die Besten, les grandes équipes... the champions.

Observable deviations from homogeneity in an inhomogeneous universe.

Climate scientists have developed some homemade methods to adjust for such homogeneities, with Menne's changepoint - based algorithm introduced a few years ago in connection with USHCN among the most prominent.

Today, the Federalist Society has 40,000 members, including a raft of influential law school faculty, attorneys, advocates, and judges, and has markedly reduced the ideological homogeneity of law schools nationwide.

I still believe in the model of leadership I learned at West Point, which is about values, which is about choosing the harder right rather than the easier wrong, about homogeneity of character, about a leader's character is their identity.

«High - quality» Australian climate datasets have been developed in which homogeneity problems have been reduced or even eliminated.

I see increased pressure for more homogeneity within a gender and a greater gap between genders.

They report larger variations in measured CO2 with per - cm vertical distance in younger ice earlier in an ice core clathrate zone, and smaller variations in older ice at deeper core, consistent with increasing homogeneity with time.

Combined effect sizes for the 3 outcome domains were calculated in terms of Cohen's d. Q - test statistics were performed to test homogeneity among the obtained effect sizes.

The impact of political homogeneity on civic climate is about the same as that of the average parents» education, which is noteworthy given that education and the status it confers has long been recognized as a major facilitator of social norms generally and of civic engagement specifically.

This, again, in theory, could result in a class in which homogeneity - of intelligence or anything else - might be considered more likely to occur.

International Zodiac Job System removed the temptation of homogeneity by dividing its license board into twelve different jobs.

The final report of the Executive Remuneration Working Group aimed to encourage issuers to take decisions and craft remuneration structures that were right for their own business, thus avoiding the push for homogeneity at UK plc, which the IA's group felt may have led to a one - size - fits - all approach to crafting incentive structures.

Without even knowing it, the outgroup homogeneity effect can influence our perceptions of diverse people and prevent us from leaving our homogenous cliques.

It is about harmony not homogeneity.

A reassessment of genetic diversity in Icelanders: Strong evidence from multiple loci for relative homogeneity caused by genetic drift.

Previous research has further demonstrated that not only structural characteristics but also the quality of social ties determines ego - alter homogeneity in various health behaviors [18,19].

Because of the spatial homogeneity of tropical free - tropospheric temperature, when one sees tropical glaciers recede in concert, there is strong reason to presume that air temperature is playing a direct role, temperature being the one thing that is expected to change in lock - step throughout the tropics.

Comparing temporal homogeneity and trends in climate indices and hydrological model outputs calculated from downscaled reanalyses and gridded observations was useful for diagnosing the reliability of the various historical data sets.

However, categorizing people can lead to some pretty serious consequences, one of which is what social psychologists call the outgroup homogeneity effect.

Consequently, there is a mismatch between the methodological traditions widely followed in the social and behavioral sciences, which presume homogeneity, and the expectation that antisocial behavior problems are causally heterogeneous and that, in fact, multiple subtypes and trajectories exist.

Having been born and bred in China, Zhao seems to have a visceral feel for authoritarian government, an oppressive state, and the nature of stifling homogeneity.

The current wine market is characterized by certain homogeneity and saturation of products.

«This means that children are surrounded by greater racial homogeneity in their neighborhoods than adults,» added Owens, a sociologist at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.

The GISS analysis uses the version of the GHCN without homogeneity adjustments, as adjustments are carried out independently in the GISS analysis.

There was little homogeneity between studies in terms of variables measured, but several studies indicated significant associations with other factors.

[Pierrehumbert, 1995; Sobel, et al., 2001] The horizontal homogeneity of temperature is something of an idealization, and becomes less valid towards the edge of the tropics, but temperature is much more uniform than other meteorological fields (precipitation, humidity, and cloudiness) which affect mountain glaciers.

Rather, these differences are dominated by the inclusion of appropriate homogeneity corrections for non-climatic discontinuities made in GHCN v3.2 in 2011/2012.

But less extreme than assuming homogeneity.

The great and present danger to American literature is the growing homogeneity of our writers, especially the younger generation.

Lisa and I have discovered that unity does not necessarily mean homogeneity.

When civic engagement generates social capital that is outward - rather than inward - looking, when it leads to social ties that cross typical social boundaries rather than reinforce social homogeneity, many positive consequences follow.

Finally, McDurmon sets homogeneity against diversity.