Compare heterogeneous reaction.
Such firms are comparatively perishable, intangible and heterogeneous in nature (Hislop 2005; Jong & Hartog 2007), and have continuous need of improvement (Anxo & Storrie 2001; Cooper 2003) which can only be achieved through employees' entrepreneurial behavior (Jong & Hartog 2007).
Although it has been shown that human solid tumours have heterogeneous MVD, comparatively higher counts at the invasive edges of the tumours, and MVD is related with a poorer prognosis, there is still controversy on the prognostic significance of MVD in human pancreatic cancer because of its miserable clinicobiological course (Ellis et al, 1998; Khan et al, 2002; Gasparini, 1997).
The dust explosion behaviors induced by two different combustion mechanisms (homogeneous and heterogeneous mechanisms) were comparatively investigated, based on the experiments under different dust concentrations, particle sizes and initial pressures in Siwek 20-L chamber.
However, the diversity of this heterogeneous group was comparatively poorly represented in molecular phylogenetic studies [ 8], but see [ 15, 17, 35].
The number of clinical conditions was large, consequently the subdivision into six categories led to heterogeneous groups with comparatively high confidence intervals.
Even with today's comparatively reliable network connectivity, the heterogeneous nature of the back-end infrastructure that drives most bioinformatics web services means that occasional interruptions to services are inevitable.
However, the catalytic activities of the heterogeneous Fenton-like catalysts were comparatively low for the practical applications [12, 15, 16].
The activity in other signaling pathways, such as PI3K and MAPK, is, therefore, comparatively more important, resulting in a more heterogeneous metabolic profile.
The basic genetic division of C. pallasii, in both mitochondrial and nuclear data, is into a biologically comparatively homogenous American lineage and a more heterogeneous Eurasian lineage.
