Sentence examples for appreciable heterogeneity from inspiring English sources
A recent study highlighted the ability of TA to quantify this visually appreciable heterogeneity on CT, thereby distinguishing high-grade (more heterogeneous) from low-grade gliomas (less heterogeneous).
Despite considerable concordance between the different tests, there is also appreciable heterogeneity.
If there is appreciable heterogeneity in the proportion of patients in these risk categories, we will conduct subgroup analyses based on this variability.
It was not until more than 3,500 patients were studied cumulatively in 28 studies that appreciable heterogeneity as measured by I2 was detected.
Publication and the associated phenomenon of small-study bias were addressed using the approach of Peters and colleagues [ 33] via contour-enhanced funnel plots; formal quantitative testing for small-study-bias was performed using the approach of Harbord and colleagues [ 34], which has effective properties in the presence of appreciable heterogeneity.
Our findings of default rates differ from those reported for comparable areas of Bihar and are generally substantially lower, though we note the appreciable heterogeneity across districts on numerous measures of program performance with some districts performing at 50% of other districts (Additional files 8, 9, 10 and 11) [ 67- 72].
The chromosomes of the plant Arabidopsis thaliana contain various genomic elements, distributed with appreciable spatial heterogeneity.
In the absence of appreciable evidence of heterogeneity, all studies fall within the 95% confidence interval (CI) and pCochran > 0.1.
Replacing a heterogeneous property of the rock with an equivalent homogeneous one through a continuum description could best be done through REV method, which represents appreciable property to capture the heterogeneity (Bear 1972).
These experiments add appreciable visual evidence that metabolic heterogeneity in a SeMeCo colony is substantial.
We decided to use an individual matching based on relatively small geographic areas (i.e., Italian Regions) to take into account the extreme variability and heterogeneity characterizing the economic structures in Italy (a different distribution of production activities is appreciable even among small adjacent areas).
