The phrase "heterogeneous type" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a group or collection of different types or categories of something. Example: The conference brought together individuals of a heterogeneous type, including scientists, artists, and politicians, to discuss solutions for climate change.
Moreover, low roll compaction roll force correlated to a heterogeneous type of texture in the API chemical image.
This nanostructured biomaterial was tested as catalyst in the degradation and mineralization of Orange II (OII) under reaction conditions that promotes a Fenton heterogeneous type reaction.
The Mg Zn interaction effect of KyMg1 − xZn1 + xO3 heterogeneous type catalyst and its performance on transesterification of palm oil have been studied using the response surface methodology and the factorial design of experiments.
SoC could offer convenient support for interactive environments used for educational purposes and developed by heterogeneous type of stakeholders (Jansen et al. 2004).
Such interchange of information not only helps in increasing the system sum rate performance, but also may be used to guarantee the QoS requirements in systems with heterogeneous type of traffic and applications which need different QoS requirements.
In later stages of biofilm growth, deposits of cell-dissociated ECM stained with ConA (blue) but not BFDiv (Fig 3B, arrows), suggesting that either: a) β-glucan is not present in this diffuse extracellular material; or b) β-glucans in this material are not the highly branched, heterogeneous type of beta glucans recognized by this antibody.
Thereafter, we highlight methods exploiting heterogeneous types of data.
It supports heterogeneous types and missing data, which is a great feature.
CEs have heterogeneous types characterized by different time-to-failure distributions and connection ranges.
Very often statistical data contain heterogeneous types of outcome variables which come from the same experimental unit.
Each contains elements: all of the same type, in the case of array elements; and of heterogeneous types, in the case of record elements.
