It is much better if the table consists of large enough dataset and homogenous variables [ 23].
Bovine oocytes at the GV stage have homogenous (=less variable in size) lipid droplets that show little change following cooling, but intercellular coupling via gap junctions between cumulus cells and the GV-stage oocytes may be sensitive to osmotic stress.
Statistical analysis Using a pre-specified analysis plan, each study provided homogenous model variables, which were pooled in the meta-analysis using inverse variance fixed effects modelling.For continuous variables, results are presented as mean and SD.
An air mass is defined as a large volume of air with relatively homogenous meteorological variables (temperature, humidity, cloud cover, etc).
The stress distribution properties calculated from FE models are expected to be different between homogenous and variable-modulus models [ 8] but not to the extent that our conclusions would be affected.
In addition, it was possible to generate homogenous samples with variable content of mutant alleles by mixing wild-type and mutant cells and to use them to uncover hidden weaknesses in test performance (sensitivity, specificity).
Also, a hierarchical cluster analysis applying Ward's method was used to identify homogenous groups of variables.
This is statistically expected since the sample is homogenous in those variables; i.e., the majority of participants were married and not working.
In addition, only clinically verified diabetes was ascertained in this study, and among these cases, diabetes was analyzed in a homogenous fashion because variables describing glucose control, such as A1c, were not available.
Analysis of these variables pooled both EOT and FUP outcomes given the paucity of homogenous data for individual variables.
