Wildly heterogeneous, its members come from more than 20 countries and represent a mixture of races, backgrounds and even religions.
Many of these families are functionally heterogeneous, containing members that differ in substrate specificities as well as sites and modes of substrate cleavage.
However, a survey (http://www.myesr.org/cms/website.php?id=/en/eu_affairs/newfilename.htm) done by the ESR showed that referral guidelines, although available since 1997, are rarely used in the EU countries, and that the situation is heterogeneous between member states.
According to Nagaranjan, Meyer, and Graham (1999), membership composition can be homogeneous or heterogeneous, but the members' heterogeneity significantly influences the information needed to reduce costs.
If a reservoir becomes heterogeneous, more ensemble members are needed for stable results.
Investigating human and boar activities related to the use of these cameras in the light of Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and Goffman's notion of strategic interaction reveals a gamelike interaction that is prolonged, networked and heterogeneous, in which members of each species is opposed the other in a mutual assessment acted out through a set of strategies and counter-strategies.
Here, the computational procedures for selectivity in cell populations are elucidated using heterogeneous populations, where members of the population are distinguished by having message-passing efficiencies drawn from homogeneous random distributions.
This group was heterogeneous, consisting of members of BRCA1, BRCA2 and other cancer predisposing mutation families, some of whom carried the mutation in question and some of whom did not.
This study demonstrates how Fourier transform infrared imaging (FTIR) can be employed as a powerful spectroscopic tool for the parallel investigation of multiple member heterogeneous catalyst systems.
