Did population differences in human pelvic form evolve by drift or selection? by Philipp Mitteroecker, Nicole DS Grunstra, Ekaterina Stansfield, Lukas Waltenberger, Barbara Fischer

“…However, these various and partly antagonistic selective forces on the human pelvis are not homogeneous across populations. They depend not only on climatic differences, but also on maternal and foetal body size, pelvic floor tissue properties, diet, lifestyle and the resulting metabolic capacities, as well as on obstetric practices and health care, all of which vary across human populations. …”
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Analyse généalogique et structure de la population. L’ascendance des natifs de la vallée de la Valserine (Jura français), XVIIe-XXesiècles by Guy Brunet, Stéphane Lallich, Alain Bideau

“…Is this population homogeneous or can we find several groups with contrasting genealogical histories? …”
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Mountain Condominiums. A Discussing of Settlement and Dwelling on the Outskirts of an Alpine City by Cristina Mattiucci

“…Starting from the model of housing that the town has been generating, we ask whether these processes manifest the features of a monofunctional residential transformation and examine the effects it may have on the transformation of the inhabited mountain and the genesis of spatial homogeneity and possible spatial inequalities.This reflection is based on a critical reading of field work carried out during an urban planning experience, and the case study is presented with the phenomenal and empirical data collected during a study about landscape perception, conceived as a structural survey to propose socially shared planning processes and territorial transformations.One of the main issues that this article tackles is the possible correlation between the shape of the newer buildings that have been erected in some areas of town and the transformation of a peri-urban mountain reality that tends to gradually take on the features of a dormitory town. …”
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Comparison of curiosity levels of physical education teachers to the teachers of other branches by Zehra Certel, Ziya Bahadır

“…In order to detect the differences; such non-parametric tests as Mann Whitney U test and Kruskal-Wallis test were employed because the data did not follow a normal distribution and homogeneity conditions were not obtained in the variables of gender, age, marital status, professional seniority (length of service). …”
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The structure of the segetal flora of field crops in the steppe zone of Krasnodar Territory by N. N. Luneva, T. Yu. Zakota

“…., and Brassicaceae Burnett. Floristic homogeneity of the weed species compositions between the segetal floras in the areas under different types of field crops is considered. …”
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Implementation of project based learning containing esd to improve students' creative thinking skills by Adetia Yeyen Purnamasari, Nuryani Rustaman, Widi Purwianingsih, Weni Lestari

“…Data were analyzed using the N Gain test, normality test, homogeneity test and hypothesis test. The research was conducted over five meetings with the implementation of PjBL containing ESD which aims to improve students' creative thinking skills. …”
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Agro-ecological zonation of canola cultivation in Ardebil Plain by Bhroz Sobhani, fatemeh nasiri

“…In current study , in order to agriculture ecological homogeneous geographical regions determination ; satellite images of Geographical Information Bases (GIS) were used which they are provider of new horizon and dimensions for effective discovering and fields resources management and we try to show Rapeseed cultivation ecological zoning usage development by combining modern tools , instruments and methods at Ardebil plain region. …”
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Microfluidic mixing probe: generating multiple concentration-varying flow dipoles by Dima Samer Ali, Ayoub Glia, Pavithra Sukumar, Muhammedin Deliorman, Mohammad A. Qasaimeh

“…This innovation overcomes previous limitations of MFPs, which only produced homogeneous bioreagents, by utilizing the pre-mixer to create distinct concentration of injected biochemicals. …”
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Design and evaluation of two proposed hybrid FCC-BCC lattice structures for enhanced mechanical performance by Shayan Rahimi, Mohsen Asghari

“…In this study, two polymeric hybrid lattice structures—''FRB'' (a heterogenous structure which is indeed a BCC structure reinforced by FCC unit cells dispersed in a way to form a chessboard pattern in each layer) and the ''Multifunctional'' (a homogenous structure whose unit cells are a combination of FCC and BCC unit cells where their central nodes are connected)—are proposed, fabricated via liquid crystal display 3D printing technique, and their mechanical characteristics are evaluated under quasi-static loading, experimentally and numerically. …”
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Le site du Carreau du Temple (Paris) entre “ marais ” et “ marécages ” : indices géoarchéologiques et paléo-environnementaux by Jérôme Brenot, Isabelle Caillot, Erwan Messager, Cristiano Nicosia, Aline Emery-Barbier

“…The sediment sequence, which corresponds to a homogeneous organic horizon extending across the site, was the subject of a paleo-environmental study (sedimentology, micromorphology, paleobotany) aimed at determining both its origin and evolution. …”
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Del Vaingka al Choqueo. Sociabilidad y ritual de los angaité a partir de la colonización del Chaco (1880) by Rodrigo Villagra Carron

“…In this way, I expect to show how the shifting sequence of these Angaité rituals made possible the interrelation between pre-colonial villages and groups and, later on, following a process of ethnic homogenization of such differences in the ranches, helped to process the alterity of the non indigenous Paraguayan or Chaqueños. …”
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Exploring student learning outcomes in physics learning using a problem-based learning model with a differentiated learning approach by Jafriansen Damanik, Novita Nabilla, Ridwan Abdullah Sani

“…Research data consists of student learning outcomes using descriptive and comparative analysis supported by test requirements analysis that includes normality, homogeneity, and N-Gain. The results indicated that student learning outcomes score higher with the PBL model using a differentiated learning approach than the conventional learning model. …”
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Microanalysis of Organic Pigments in Ancient Textiles by Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering on Agar Gel Matrices by Marilena Ricci, Cristiana Lofrumento, Emilio Castellucci, Maurizio Becucci

“…We discuss in detail the methodology we developed for the selective extraction and identification of anthraquinones and indigoids in the typical concentration used in textiles by means of an ecocompatible homogeneous nanostructured agar matrix. The extraction system was modulated according to the chemical properties of the target analyte by choosing appropriate reagents for the extraction and optimizing the extraction time. …”
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Photophysical Behavior of Modified Xanthenic Dyes Embedded into Silsesquioxane Hybrid Films: Application in Photooxidation of Organic Molecules by Carolina V. Waiman, Rodrigo E. Palacios, Hernán A. Montejano, Carlos A. Chesta, María Lorena Gómez

“…The employed dyes were easily incorporated into the hybrid polymer obtaining homogeneous, transparent, and low-refractive-index materials. …”
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Sensitivity Analysis of P-Wave Polarization Direction and Velocity Gradient Inversion by Jingru Zhao, Xili Jing, Zhiyong Yin, Mengyu Fang, Shan Gao, Tianrun Zhang

“…Test results show that our theoretical analysis is accurate in both homogeneous velocity field and near velocity interfaces. …”
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Simplified Transient Hot-Wire Method for Effective Thermal Conductivity Measurement in Geo Materials: Microstructure and Saturation Effect by B. Merckx, P. Dudoignon, J. P. Garnier, D. Marchand

“…The recorded Δ𝑇/ln(𝑡) diagrams allow the calculation of one effective thermal conductivity in the continuous and homogeneous fluids and two effective thermal conductivities in the heterogeneous solids. …”
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BlockingαVβ3 Integrin Ligand Occupancy Inhibits the Progression of Albuminuria in Diabetic Rats by Laura A. Maile, Katherine Gollahon, Christine Wai, Paul Dunbar, Walker Busby, David Clemmons

“…Diabetes was associated with an increase in phosphorylation of the β3 subunit in kidney homogenates from diabetic animals, but this was prevented by the antibody treatment. …”
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Comparative In Vitro Immune Stimulation Analysis of Primary Human B Cells and B Cell Lines by Kristien Van Belle, Jean Herman, Louis Boon, Mark Waer, Ben Sprangers, Thierry Louat

“…The Namalwa cell line proved to be the most responsive upon TLR9 stimulation and hence may serve as a relevant, homogeneous, and stable B cell model in an in vitro phenotypic assay for the discovery of new targets and inhibitors of the B cell activation processes. …”
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Agroecological functions of the agrobiodiversity niches of rural Bogota, Colombia by Stefan Ortiz, Catalina Quiroga-Manrique, Julieth Monroy-Hernández, Darío Pérez

“…Although several studies have documented the presence of agrobiodiversity niches, such as orchards and peasant gardens that persist amid homogenized landscapes, there is a need to expand the identification and analysis of the multiple cultural and agroecological functions that characterize them. …”
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MWCNT/SiO2 Hybrid Nano‐PCM for Ultrafast Solar Cookers: An Experimental Study by T. Sathish, Jayant Giri, R. Saravanan, Zafar Said, Moaz Al‐lehaibi

“…The hybrid nano‐PCM was meticulously prepared using ultrasonication to ensure optimal dispersion and homogeneity. This innovative approach significantly improved the cooker's efficiency, achieving a peak PCM temperature of 128.9°C, a cooking power of 47.6 W, an average efficiency of 28.5%, and an energy efficiency of 6.2%. …”
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