The phrase "as the heterogeneity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the diversity or variability within a particular context, such as a population, dataset, or phenomenon.
Example: "As the heterogeneity of the sample increases, the results become more representative of the larger population."
Alternatives: "given the diversity of" or "considering the variability of".
However, the diagnostic sensitivity and therapeutic efficacy of nanoparticles as well as the heterogeneity of tumors pose tremendous challenges for clinical imaging-guided PDT treatment.
A feature of the code RFPA3D is that it can numerically simulate the evolution of cracks in three-dimensional space, as well as the heterogeneity of the rock mass.
This paper presents and analyses a mathematical model for the design of manufacturing cells which considers two conflicting objectives such as the heterogeneity of cells and the intercell moves.
Moreover, if a competitor adopts CC-based strategy, then BC-based strategy is a better strategy than DC-based strategy for his opponent, and the superiority of BC-based strategy decreases as the heterogeneity of the network decreases.
Numerical simulations have allowed to highlight the noteworthy characteristics of the mechanical response in the stent as well as the heterogeneity of the mechanical fields due to stress concentrations in the unit cell geometry and to strain incompatibilities between the grains induced by the anisotropy of their mechanical behavior.
Thus, policy design to address both the on-site and off-site effects of soil erosion in the Ethiopian highlands of the Upper Blue Nile Basin should consider the workload distribution of various aspects of WM, as well as the heterogeneity of preference for incentives across different groups of farmers.
This difficulty in standardisation of imaging tools is partly attributable to the rarity as well as to the heterogeneity of LNETs.
Thus, avoiding as much as possible the heterogeneity of patients and timing that potentially confounds psychological research in cancer patients.
Our model thus predicted synergy between the drugs as arising from the heterogeneity of the underlying cell population and the resulting complementary activity of the drugs across cells.
This is probably due to the implementation of full irrigation in the models, whereas in reality, deficit irrigation is practiced for maize in many Mediterranean regions39, as well as due to the heterogeneity of irrigation management under water scarcity40.
We also compared conclusions as to the heterogeneity of effects across studies.
