Sentence examples for heterogeneity existence from inspiring English sources

Due to heterogeneity existence in naturally fractured gas condensate field in south of Iran, it has been tried to consider different rock properties in conceptual reservoir simulation models.

The I 2 statistics less than 40% was used as the threshold to determine heterogeneity existence in this meta-analysis.

Statistical heterogeneity among studies was detected with the Q test, with a value of P < 0.10 indicating heterogeneity existence.

The number of overlapped patients in the 3 × 3 table provides evidence of homogeneity (majority of patients are on the diagonal; for example, mRNA vs miRNA in Additional file 1: Figure S8(a)) or heterogeneity (existence of clusters off-diagonal as shown in Additional file 1: Figure S8(a), (b) and Fig.  4).

The etiology is not completely understood, and heterogeneity and existence of subgroups has been proposed by many as an explanation for varying results of treatment [ 1, 63].

The observed variability in patients' treatment responses and in outcomes implies biological heterogeneity and the existence of unidentified patient categories.

For two specific porous media, with periodic and rather simple heterogeneity patterns, the existence of a representative elementary volume (REV) is studied.

To consider nonuniform tumor motion within the internal target volume (ITV) by defining time-adjusted ITV (TTV), a volume designed to include heterogeneity of tumor existence on the basis of 4-dimensional computed tomography (4D-CT).

4According to population heterogeneity theory, the existence of the subpopulation having no divorce risk seriously interferes with the estimation of the overall divorce risk function; hence, the divorce risk function of divorced couples should substantively differ from the overall divorce risk function.

Within-group heterogeneity suggested the existence of potential gene gene or gene environment interactions.

The difficulty to assess the redox pathophysiology is related to both its spatiotemporal heterogeneity and the existence of complex networks of redox signaling as well as the amplification of ROS generation that occur in pathological conditions.