8 In this model, for the sake of simplicity, I assume homogeneity of inflowing immigrants.
I indicates homogeneity among the studies regarding specific age.
For a group of proteins contained in a hub class of submodule i, GO Homogeneity (GO-H), is defined as a GO term that has the maximum fraction of proteins, among all the mapped GO terms.
Echo-type I reflects homogeneity of tendon fibrils within the tendon matrix, and echo-types II, III and IV represent increasing variability in the alignment of tendon fibrils [ 22].
As described above, the four panels in each figure correspond to different models of female-specific allelic effects, summarized in Table I: (a) homogeneity across males and females (β F = β M ); (b) no effect in females (β F = 0); (c) heterogeneity between males and females in the same direction (β F = 2β M ); and (d) heterogeneity between males and females in the opposite direction (β F = −β M ).
Additionally, we purified a myotoxic PLA2 (PhTX-I) to homogeneity in reverse-phase HPLC, which constitutes of a single polypeptidic chain, has a molecular mass of 14.249 Da, and whose amino acid sequence exhibits high identity with other myotoxic Asp49 PLA2 [ 20].
In a system with high homogeneity (i.e., a homogeneous network), relationships between nodes are the same or similar.
Whereas the first exposure fitness function assesses the median field values, the second one, f 4, also represents the spatial homogeneity (i.e., absence of large spatial variations) of the field strengths, by minimizing the maximal (95th percentiles) field values instead of the median field values in f 3: f_{4}=100frac{E^{text{ESL}}_{95}}{E^{text{ESL}}_{text{95max}}}, (9).
After testing for homogeneity (I ≤50% or χ p≥0.05), the fixed effect model was used for homogeneous data and random model for heterogeneous data.
Also of importance are the rock's extent of homogeneity (i.e., uniformity of composition throughout) and the degree of isotropy.
