heterogeneity|heterogeneities in English

noun

[het·er·o·ge·ne·i·ty || ‚hetərəʊdʒɪ'nɪːətɪ]

quality of being made up of parts which are different from each other; incongruousness

Use "heterogeneity|heterogeneities" in a sentence

1. Bionomical and cytogenetic heterogeneities of Anopheles funestus in Senegal

2. Metabolic heterogeneity Confers differences in melanoma metastatic potential Nature

3. Arteriosclerosis heterogeneity inhomogeneity plenipotentiary septuagenarian socioeconomic acetophenetidin actinodermatitis Adenosarcomata agglutinability

4. WSNs bring new challenges , including its heterogeneity, mobility, ubiquity, etc.

5. Arteriosclerosis heterogeneity inhomogeneity plenipotentiary septuagenarian socioeconomic acetophenetidin actinodermatitis Adenosarcomata agglutinability

6. 5 Landscape Heterogeneity and Ungulate Dynamics: What Spatial Scales Are Important?

7. Altitude and terrain heterogeneity were important variables at all scales, with higher probabilities of Rock Ptarmigan being present at intermediate altitude ranges, with a high degree of terrain heterogeneity.

8. Unobserved heterogeneity is accounted for by estimating a seven types discrete distribution.

9. Basalt is a typical volcanic rock, usually containing heterogeneities in the form of pores and Amygdales, as shown in Fig

10. 23 Permeability heterogeneity in plane is an important characteristic of fluvial facies formation.

11. Key words: natural soil, clayey sand, Singapore Old Alluvium, heterogeneity, granular void ratio.

12. Exploiting the heterogeneity for advanced functionality was the driver behind the BOOSTEFF project.

13. These heterogeneities include variations of stratigraphic thickness and type across faults, fault-related unconformities and the presence of the fault itself.

14. This functional heterogeneity among cancer cells has led to the creation of multiple propagation models to account for heterogeneity and differences in tumor-regenerative capacity: the cancer stem cell (CSC) and stochastic model.

15. A country of our size, heterogeneity and complexity calls for culture-specific governance models.

16. 14 Heterogeneity is therefore an important adjunct to brittleness in generating a crisp texture.

17. 30 The characters of heterogeneity widely exist in shaly sand, carbonate and igneous reservoirs.

18. Given that the wb-PSAs tend to have limited adhesive strength in general and limited ability to bond to certain substrates, the ‘Designed nanoscale heterogeneities for controlling water-borne pressure-sensitive adhesive performance’ (Nshape) project was developed to synthesise particles with nanoscale heterogeneities that enhance adhesion properties of wb-PSAs.

19. It is assumed that heterogeneity of groups caused negative results of correlation and regression analysis.

20. Characterization of the Old Alluvium (OA) Formation in Singapore is difficult due to its natural heterogeneity.

21. The heterogeneity of the parameters can be studied by analysis of variance for multilevel nested models.

22. Complex Boolean problems that contain epistasis, heterogeneity and overlap are used to test the Absumption method

23. Problems arising from heterogeneity, therefore, should be accounted for when evaluating studies on training by firm size.

24. The transmissivity of the basalt-alluvium aquifer ranges from 24 to 870 m2 d−1, indicating heterogeneity.

25. Although detected by means of Allotypy, this heterogeneity is not dependent upon factors which vary with individuals