Sentence examples for global heterogeneity from inspiring English sources

Basal-like and Claudin-low subtypes have the highest global heterogeneity yet, for the core module mammary morphogenesis, Luminal B is significantly more heterogeneous than both.

Analysts arguing that a 'global system of industrial relations' is emerging must take account of such issues deriving from trade unionism's global heterogeneity.

Li et al. [9] constructed China's intercity geo-social network based on the relations among Sina Microblog (SM) users and revealed that China's intercity social network was substantially imbalanced with significant global heterogeneity and local heterogeneity.

This modular heterogeneity, which increases with global heterogeneity, relates to tumor aggressiveness.

This modular heterogeneity increases with global heterogeneity, which in turn relates to tumor aggressiveness.

Furthermore, our analysis shows that a higher degree of global heterogeneity does not imply higher heterogeneity for all modules.

This shows that part of noise variation is indeed global, with strains Y9J, Y3 and DBVPG1373 showing pronounced global heterogeneities as compared to strains YJM421 and Y12.

The global tumor heterogeneity may be described by using first order histogram-based features; the second-order GLCM-features that quantify local heterogeneity at the scale of a voxel; the features derived from high-order which quantify regional heterogeneity based on the neighborhood, the respective sizes and intensities of groups of voxels (Sollini et al. 2017).

The comparison was first conducted with simulated brain perfusion SPECT images to assess how the images are influenced by focal cortical defects (such as in AD) and the global diffuse heterogeneity.

Our assessment of global transcriptome heterogeneity using β-diversity is largely consistent with the findings of Harrell et al. [ 13].

These results make it possible to infer the global GC heterogeneity of the snake genome and the shift of GC-content caused by chromosome rearrangements during sauropsid evolution.