It may be an affront to those who uphold the sanctity of English as the national language, but heterogeneity looks as if it will increasingly be the name of the game.
Spanning human evolution, the development and heterogeneity of language and culture, human history, and the diversity of cultures past and present, the field has broad scope, utilizes a variety of methods, addresses basic issues about human origins and human life, and maintains commitment to understanding social life and using the understanding to improve society.
Nor do they account for spatial heterogeneity in language lateralization.
These findings illustrate spatial heterogeneity in language lateralization that is lost when global laterality measures are considered.
The detailed search strategy, methodology, statistical analyses, absence of statistical heterogeneity and language restrictions, however, lends credence to this review.
The third dilemma we found is that on the one hand students can learn a lot from each other due to the academic heterogeneity and language literacy, but on the other these differences hinder student learning.
Modern embedded computing systems tend to be heterogeneous in the sense of being composed of subsystems with very different characteristics, which communicate and interact in a variety of ways-synchronous or asynchronous, buffered or unbuffered, etc. Obviously, when designing such systems, a modeling language needs to reflect this heterogeneity.
This has some limitations in terms of capturing detailed differences in race, ethnicity, and language existing due to the heterogeneity of migrants from any particular country of origin.
In studies that investigated comparisons between benign renal tumor tissue and malignant renal tumor tissue, publication year, sample size, ethnicity, b-value (P > 0.05) were not related to heterogeneity, and country, language and types of MRI machines correlate with heterogeneity (P < 0.05).
Our second finding, that language lateralization has high spatial heterogeneity, also has clinical implications because it implies that one global laterality value is not sufficient to reflect the underlying spatial variability [Josse and Tzourio-Mazoyer, 2004], irrespective of how laterality is assessed at the global level.
The non-English-language studies mirrored the high degree of heterogeneity observed in the English-language studies, e.g., different treatment combinations, varying lengths of follow-up.
