Sentences with phrase «without homogeneity»

From this description, I judge that GISS uses USHCN data without homogeneity adjustments and uses the USHCN metadata for making their own homogeneity adjustment.

Without homogeneity within the school, there is not enough support for teachers to deliver lesson plans related to self - regulated learning.

Not exact matches

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

The homogeneity of less complex entities is commensurate with continuity, and hence, closer to the being of the élan vital Therefore, we should not be surprised that the simpler a life form is, the more prolific and ubiquitous it is.84 This point brings us to the principle of «metaphysical divisibility» I mentioned above that the more homogeneous a concrete form of existence is, the more divisible it becomes (in the sense that it can be divided without altering its form).

DE: This separation was made by Grunbaum, who said you could have the other things Whitehead wanted without having to have the homogeneity of space - time.

That genetic homogeneity allows researchers to identify how a drug agent is working «without having to deal with a lot of confounding factors,» he said.

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.

Occasionally it is necessary to assess the homogeneity of data without the use of reference stations, but using such an approach means that detection and adjustment take place with a much higher level of uncertainty.

When outsiders threatened to invade the bar's homogeneity, the profession reacted harshly and often without much reflection... By contrast, when social, economic or technological change was occurring around the profession, the profession's calm became intractability and myopia... In either event, the profession sought the status quo and resisted «innovation and change that was being demanded,» even when change was inevitable or desirable.

Yet, without breaking out of old moulds, without trying something new from time to time, without accepting that trying and failing is a necessary step to growth, the legal profession and justice system as a whole can not effectively move past the current challenges with respect to access to justice, homogeneity of the profession, technological innovation and consumer demand for change.

All covariates were examined for homogeneity of regressions.44 The results reported below are virtually identical for models both with and without covariates.