Sentence examples for heterogeneous and variable from inspiring English sources

Laundry soap emulsion viscosity prediction is complex due to the heterogeneous and variable composition: moisture, free sodium hydroxide, sodium chloride, sodium sulphate and fatty acids concentrations.

However, MSWIBA is a so highly heterogeneous and variable material that the macro-scale researched results cannot guarantee its behavior at any moment and under any conditions.

The nonstructural protein 2 (nsp2) of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) has been shown to be highly heterogeneous and variable among PRRSV strains and some sequences in the middle region of the nsp2 are not essential to viral replication.

Where environments are heterogeneous and variable, not only will the range of traits exhibited by poikilotherms vary, but the nature of their contributions to survival may change [33], [34], [35], [36], [37].

From the morphological viewpoint, a typical lysosomal structure in the cytoplasm is a membrane-surrounded vesicle, whose size varies from less than 1 µm (∼10 nm) to several microns and whose content reveals a heterogeneous and variable pattern, which occasionally contains other organelles for digestion [16], [39].

The degree to which renal models reproduce human diseases is heterogeneous and variable.

The study is situated in the Ohře River (total catchment area of 5606 km2), which provides an excellent test case given its complex pollution history, heterogeneous geology and variable deposition patterns.

Differences in patient selection, the inclusion or exclusion of patients with sepsis, the application of TEMS to heterogeneous populations, and variable study methodology have all probably contributed to discrepancies in reported outcomes.

Comprehensive molecular analysis of breast cancer indicates that breast carcinoma is not a single disease with heterogeneous morphology and variable hormone receptor expression, but a collection of molecularly distinct neoplastic diseases of the breast.

This high taxonomic diversity is most certainly driven in part by the heterogeneous environments and variable climates that are characteristic of the steep elevational gradients of the Andes (Guarnizo et al. 2008; Richter et al. 2009; Herzog and Kattan 2011; Kieswetter and Schneider 2013).

In specific geological contexts, such as alluvial environments, the lithology is highly heterogeneous and laterally variable.