Sentence examples for heterogeneous yet from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the biological processes controlling drug efficacy or development of diseases are based on networks of heterogeneous, yet interacting, biological functionalities.
We have demonstrated that the physical distributions of genomic elements within Arabidopsis chromosomes were highly heterogeneous, yet shared a common distributional pattern.
We report results confirming widespread and heterogeneous yet consistent genomic differentiation between M and S mosquitoes across West and Central Africa.
In addition, all strains in cluster 9 show a confetti-like genomic distribution of multiple clusters, possibly reflecting their heterogeneous, yet shared, origin.
Together, these results imply that different myeloid leukemias, including APLs, share the same subset of cooperating mutations, and are consistent with a scenario whereby specific initiating mutations interact with a common pool of highly heterogeneous, yet phenotypically equivalent, cooperating mutations.
Because combining several identical trees produces no gain, the rationale behind DF is use of individual trees that are different (i.e., heterogeneous) yet comparable in their prediction accuracy to represent the association of structure and biological activity.
Because a qualitative multiplicity is heterogeneous and yet interpenetrating, it cannot be adequately represented by a symbol; indeed, for Bergson, a qualitative multiplicity is inexpressible.
This work is a first step toward the creation of new structurally heterogeneous (quadruplex/duplex), yet controllable, DNA-based materials exhibiting novel properties suitable for a diverse array of nanotechnology applications.
Homeless persons are a heterogeneous population, yet we did not differentiate among subgroups that have varying utilization patterns such as the unsheltered or the chronically homeless [ 47, 48].
Current theory on masculinity and health maintains that men are a heterogeneous group, yet the local WMS programmes were generally aimed at all men, and their success in this aspect was limited [ 11].
Emergency departments (EDs) are a critical, yet heterogeneous, part of international emergency care.
