Instrumentation Grids aim at controlling and managing heterogeneous resources & instruments securely, reliably and in near real-time.
Second, the heterogeneous amalgamation of instruments used to collect clinical psychological health data restricts our ability to evaluate differences in these outcomes.
According to instrument A the sample is highly homogeneous, while it is highly heterogeneous according to instrument B. In Appendix 1 (see additional file 1), we show that the above representation is not impossible, but highly unlikely since it occurs only in extreme situations.
The experimental setup consists of a 1.2 m high tank packed with a heterogeneous soil and instrumented with arrays of sensors as well as soil and liquid samplers.
Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia form another subdivision, with families of musical instruments producing heterogeneous sounds: the bronze group makes slowly decaying sounds, wooden xylophones play short sounds, and a reed blows a penetrating melody accompanied by a fourth group of cymbals, drums, and another gong.
This finding differs from several studies in post-ICU patients which found that older age was associated with worse sleep, albeit using different sleep instruments in heterogeneous critically ill populations [38 40].
Studies are heterogeneous regarding intervention protocols, instruments of clinical assessment, and evaluation of outcome.
Conversely, Illumina sequencing on the HiSeq or MiSeq instruments requires heterogeneous base composition across the population of imaged clusters [ 26].
This strategy eventually identified 8 studies about instruments for heterogeneous populations [ 23- 30] and 10 more for specific job populations in the health care sector [ 31- 40].
Although the SD increased slightly over time in the CSA instruments, a significant heterogeneous pattern could not be observed.
