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The authors found that optimal PEEP identified by CT scans minimizes mechanical heterogeneity, defined as the frequency dependence of Rrs and low-frequency elastance.

We assessed between-studies heterogeneity using Chi-square and I 2 statistics, with significant heterogeneity defined as I 2 > 50% or P < 0.10 [26].

Liu, Y. H. et al. Characterization of nanoscale mechanical heterogeneity in a metallic glass by dynamic force microscopy.

Below λc the mechanical heterogeneity of bone is pronounced and exhibits a strong nonlinear size-dependence, while above λc the heterogeneity is much less.

Mechanical heterogeneity of pavement cells correlates with microtubule patterns.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01967.003 10.7554/eLiFigure67.004 Figure 1 figure supplement 1. Microtubule organization and mechanical heterogeneity.

Heterogeneity was evaluated by a test for heterogeneity (I statistic): significant heterogeneity was defined as I ≤ 0.10; substantial heterogeneity was defined as I > 50%%.

Therefore, our AFM approach has sufficient spatial resolution to reveal mechanical heterogeneities in cell walls.

Low heterogeneity is defined as an I value 25-49%; moderate heterogeneity 50-74% and high heterogeneity ≥75%.

In this study, prolonged mechanical ventilation was defined as the need for mechanical ventilatory support for > 7 days.

Within-greenspace heterogeneity was defined by the multiple elements within each greenspace, whereas beyond-greenspace heterogeneity was defined by the green versus grey elements surrounding each greenspace.