"heterogeneous values" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of values or components, either tangible or intangible, that are disparate from each other. For example, "The students in this class come from a variety of backgrounds and bring with them a range of heterogeneous values."
Lesions exhibits very heterogeneous values independently of the tumor size.
I study the dynamic mechanism design problem of a monopolist selling a fixed number of service slots to randomly arriving, short-lived buyers with heterogeneous values.
The salmon populations that inhabit the streams, rivers, and estuaries are diffuse and provide heterogeneous values to a heterogeneous user population.
Homogeneous values and beliefs correspond to a single, strong firm culture, whereas heterogeneous values point to a weak overall culture, or a set of rival subcultures.
Cluster and Outlier Analysis measures the Anselin Local Moran's I and identifies clusters of points with values similar in magnitude and clusters of points with very heterogeneous values.
Homogeneous values facilitate internal ownership, an organization structure which is centralized and not formalized, whereas heterogeneous values impede these governance characteristics.
(iv) The willingness to pay approach with heterogeneous value of time is contrasted with the generalized cost approach to pricing congestion with homogenous value of travel time.
The analytical results show that transport improvements benefit landowners or developers rather than tenants under the scenario of homogeneous value of time; and benefit people with a higher income more under the scenario of heterogeneous value of time.
The heterogeneous value of an identical treatment may result from a set of confounding factors associated with the attachment of the individual to the immigrant or the native German group.
They also chose the heterogeneous parameter values randomly from a prescribed distribution and averaged over realisations of this process in order to obtain 'typical' results.
Empirical results for a panel of Japanese manufacturing firms provides some support for the notion that log firm sizes are mean-reverting towards heterogeneous equilibrium values, and that the LPE should be rejected.
