The reasons for seeking health care and for their choice of a specific provider were a heterogeneous mix of arguments.
This work is heterogeneous, comprising analyses and arguments of idealists, positivists, logicians, theologians, and others, and moving back and forth over the divides between European and Anglo-American philosophy, and between hermeneutics and positivism.
Finally, elemental and phase investigation of the NI sample was carried out by Energy-dispersive X-ray (EDX), which further gave the fundamental arguments why the MSW IBA mixtures present apparent heterogeneous behavior.
Elliott Sober (1999) extends this line of argument: an explanation in terms of higher level kinds can be more unified or general by encompassing heterogeneous lower level kinds, but this same heterogeneity exhibits important differences in scientifically interesting properties.
Romilly Greenhill, team leader development finance, Overseas Development Institute (ODI), London, UK, @romilly_odi One argument that has been made is that SDGs recognise the heterogeneous needs of developing countries such that the solutions may have to be context-specific.
The demonstrated inability of single-kernel methods to benefit from the addition of extra features such as secondary structure, presumed to be helpful [28], provides a strong argument in favor of MKL: by allowing seamless integration of heterogeneous features while retaining their respective structure, MKL can yield satisfying performance on even critically small training sets.
Similar arguments about metabolic requirements may lead to other types of non-heterogeneous assortment of animals, such as those seen in many species of fish, where shoals consist of individuals sharing similar parasite loads, or morphology [ 96].
The machine is marked by its intensity, heterogeneous composition, and its odd syntax, in which annotations are made with crude graphics, and arguments are made in the raw language of Internet forums.
One retort to this line of argument is the potential human rights abuses possible under a variety of heterogeneous states.
These arguments emphasize the need to study the effects of tight glucose control in a large heterogeneous cohort of intensive care unit patients.
