Sentence examples for inhomogeneous between from inspiring English sources

Classification standards are experienced as inhomogeneous between SmPC documents.

Finally, therapeutic vasculitis management was poorly described and mostly inhomogeneous between studies.

Biofilm formation was independent of the presence of putative biofilm-enhancing genes like esp and asc-10, and was also inhomogeneous between closely related strains (Additional file 3: Figure S1).

The contact area dependence of ΦB observed for the Au/3C-SiC(111) system may result from an inhomogeneous interface between the metal and the semiconductor, or it could be caused by leakage currents related to surface states.

However, that mode of analysis is limited by qualitative evaluation because of the differences of temporal fluctuation and inhomogeneous distribution between D-luciferin and coelenterazine.

Epithelial cell shape was inhomogeneous varying between cells being distended to flat and without borders.

In particular, ease, clarity, consistency, honesty, and completeness of information given by doctors resulted in inhomogeneous perceptions between relatives.

Furthermore, if Levene's test indicated inhomogeneous variances between groups, we used instead of ANOVA a mixed-model analysis considering inhomogeneous variances.

Before therapy metastases have a solid CT pattern, with an inhomogeneous density between 40 and 80 Hounsfield Units (HU); MR confirms the solid lesions inhomogeneously as hyperintense in T2W images.

To test for statistical significance of differences in numbers of injuries, numbers of deaths, and injuries to death ratios between time periods, we performed post hoc tests with Dunnett's T3 correction for multiple testing in the case of inhomogeneous variances between groups (19).

The contrast mechanisms are based on properties secondary to the polarization direction, such as the inhomogeneous strain between antiparallel domains introduced during the poling process (Hu et al., 1995 ▸, 1996 ▸, 1999 ▸) or the strain at the domain walls (Kim et al., 2000 ▸; Jach et al., 2004 ▸).