Sentence examples for no homogeneity from inspiring English sources

If studies are homogeneous (significant p-value implies no homogeneity), it implies that fixed effects and random effects models are similar and not statistically different.

There was cultural interchange between Hindu and Muslim, but no homogeneity emerged.

There is no homogeneity in London.' He had thought he would concentrate on 'a couple of familiar squares on the A-Z'.

Nonparametric tests were performed if there was no homogeneity of variance.

A CH of 1 indicates full homogeneity, whereas a CH close to 0 indicates no homogeneity (see formula).

Unfortunately, there is no homogeneity on MRLs as different national regulations have established their own maximum concentrations of pesticide residues permitted in honey.

Experimental conditions of rheological test for model solutions are as follows: laminar steady-state flow, no slippage, homogeneity of samples and no chemical changes in the sample.

Our data met assumptions of no outliers, homogeneity within the variance-covariance matrices (values were all within a factor of ten of each other), and the absence of multicollinearity of explanatory variables [37].

Those TUs with no functional homogeneity are likely to use alternative splicing with mutual exclusivity, potentially using certain exons only in certain isoforms.

Surprisingly, no such homogeneity was observed here at the coding sequence level: The green anole even appears to be among the most GC3-heterogeneous reptiles in the transcriptome-based data set (fig. 1 B).

Such homogeneity is no longer an asset, Gehle said.