The phrase "a particularly heterogeneous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or collection that is diverse or varied in nature.
Example: "The committee was composed of a particularly heterogeneous group of individuals, each bringing unique perspectives and experiences."
Alternatives: "a notably diverse" or "an especially varied".
PROSPECT-LEFFERTS GARDENS is a particularly heterogeneous neighborhood, embracing people from the Caribbean (including Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico and Asiaas as well as longtime white and black middle-class New Yorkers.
Deletions of 18q were deemed to be a particularly heterogeneous genomic disorder as no recurrent breakpoints were identified [30].
Both diseases are multifactorial in origin and cancer is recognized as being a particularly heterogeneous disease.
Such factors are likely to have determined treatment aggressiveness and survival, especially among stage II colon cancer patients, who comprise a particularly heterogeneous group (André et al, 2006).
This can explain why there is a larger decrease in performance for brain, which is a particularly heterogeneous tissue, and hence can vary more between experiments depending on how the samples were prepared.
The phylogenetic network in Figures 7 and 8 introduces two-dimensional relationships to accommodate some amount of incongruence, but the conclusions that can be drawn from inspection of such a heavily reticulated network are limited to a general confirmation of discordance in the data, and a possible tendency for particularly heterogeneous lineages to fall at the fringes of their taxonomic groups.
We found a core of two modules that are shared among all subtypes and a number of modules that are particularly heterogeneous in specific subtypes.
Lung adenocarcinoma is particularly heterogeneous and, even with a panel of 400 recurrent hotspots, coverage of 1× was only possible in ~80% of patients (Fig. 3b).
The specificity is particularly heterogeneous, potentially resulting in a high proportion of false-positive test results.
Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC), the predominant form of pancreatic cancer, is particularly heterogeneous, and apart from a few notable exceptions, which have not been successfully targeted, most genetic aberrations have a frequency of 2% or less [ 8- 10].
First, the category of art is particularly heterogeneous.
