"heterogeneous subjects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of individuals or topics that are varied and dissimilar. For example, "This course covers a wide range of heterogeneous subjects, from mathematics to art history."
Although they seem to deal with wildly heterogeneous subjects, each book is linked to the others by its ample, universalist style — with a Cecil B. DeMille-size cast of artists, thinkers, hangers-on,and divinities large and small — and recurrent themes.
Therefore it concerns several matters and heterogeneous subjects that use knowledge as a basis.
This resulted in a correct classification of 71% of the KS subjects and 80% of the heterogeneous subjects with ASD (Table 2).
Reasons for these negative results include timing of enrolment, endpoint selection and heterogeneous subjects.
In biopsies from the lower esophagus, the degree of basal cell hyperplasia was 11%% grade 0, 33%% grade 1, and 56%% grade 2 for inflammatory patients, and 33%% grade 0, 56%% grade 1, and 0 grade 2 for heterogeneous subjects (p = 0.75) (Fig. 4a).
However, outcome is usually heterogeneous: study subjects may report improvement or deterioration while they do not change radiographically over the time period assessed.
This analysis confirms the value of early treatment/assessment across a range of factors from this heterogeneous subject population and may be useful as a means for examining symptom dimensions in treatment trials across diagnoses.
In studies exploring caregiver burden, children of psychiatric patients tend to comprise a small part of a heterogeneous subject group (e.g., Cleary et al. 2005; Reinares et al. 2006; Adewuya et al. 2011).
The WHO definition for patients with CFAs leads to a heterogeneous subject group.
These measures are related to the caregiver's burden and workload, and this method standardizes care needs within a heterogeneous subject group.
This method standardizes the care needs of a heterogeneous subject group and enabled us to compare expenditure among various care categories even when differences were observed in the subjects' physical health.
