Sentence examples for from heterogeneous backgrounds from inspiring English sources

According to Bertolini (1999), in the contemporary city, transit hubs are one of the few places that bring together many people from heterogeneous backgrounds physically together.

We found that this team - which incorporated team members from heterogeneous backgrounds working together in a multi-faceted approach – was able to effectively and efficiently design and implement our Health IT tool aimed at limiting unnecessary carotid revascularization.

In order to derive more conclusive observations, it is recommended that this pilot study could be carried out over time, prior and after board exams and with more numbers of students from heterogeneous background such as different schools (public and self-financed schools), living area, and family conditions.

Instead of achieving a representative sample like a random sampling survey would do, my purpose is to produce a set of systematic data from people with heterogeneous backgrounds with regard to age, gender, occupation, industry, hometown, education and income.

In flour beetles, continuous selection over 130 generations on pupa weight, starting from a heterogeneous background, has also resulted in constant increase of phenotypic value with a small decline in genetic variance.

Recently, MIREAP (http://sourceforge.net/projects/mireap/files/mireap/) and miRDeep [ 25] were developed for the identification and prediction of mature miRNAs from the heterogeneous background of high-throughput sequencing data based on the compatibility of miRNA biogenesis model with the distribution characteristics of short reads on candidate precursors.

But prey with dazzle markings were also difficult to catch, particularly when they moved at higher speeds and against more heterogeneous backgrounds.

However, the present study extends these findings to a population-based health survey of individuals from a more heterogeneous background than most cohorts of blood donors and to women included long before RA diagnosis.

Crowdsourcing enables the use of heterogeneous background knowledge from volunteers and distributes the annotation process to small portions of efforts from different contributions.

When a weak signal is buried within a high or spatially heterogeneous background, one is often unable to separate signal photons from background photons, rendering weak signals invisible.

Study of these cells is complicated by the heterogeneous background in which they exist and isolation of the cells from their background, unless by approaches such as microdissection, will inevitably change them.