The phrase "little heterogeneous" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe a group of people or things with different characteristics. For example, "The group of students was a little heterogeneous, as they came from diverse backgrounds."
In the animals from the TG, little heterogeneous areas of urothelial covering were observed, with thick urothelium in their almost entirety.
There were clear demographic and clinical differences between the two populations recruited at the two participating cancer centres making our overall study population a little heterogeneous.
Although the countries of CEE/FSU share some socio-economic and political characteristics, the analysed group of countries is still little heterogeneous in terms of their geography, natural resources, democratic structure, and developmental trajectories.
These data highlight the little-appreciated heterogeneous nature of preplate and subplate neuron populations and provide a novel genetic marker to positively distinguish neurons pioneering projections to the anterior commissure from those pioneering projections toward the thalamus.
A politically heterogeneous little group with the unfortunately punctuated name of Get America Working! has been quietly pushing this combination for twenty years.
Therefore, the question of whether to map the application to big Xeon or little Atom in heterogeneous server architecture becomes important.
We find little evidence of heterogeneous responses to purely technical information or to traditional conservation messages that combine technical information and moral suasion.
As SC overlay has a big role in the future wireless networks that can overcome the data traffic upsurge at little power cost, heterogeneous network (HetNet) has been viewed as a promising technology for 5G networks that extends cell coverage, improves network capacity and offloads the network traffic from the macro cell (MC) to the SCs.
Compared with CPY*, the D1 and D2 variants displayed little of the heterogeneous outer chain glycosylation characteristic of CPY* molecules trafficking through the Golgi (Figure 2, "hyperglycosylated" forms) [22].
b Axial reformation of contrast-enhanced CT on portal phase demonstrated a well-delimited, heterogeneous, little-enhancing mass in the right scrotum.
Due to the differences in size of gene/protein networks, the number of testing disease phenotypes was little different for different heterogeneous networks as shown in Table 1.
