Sentence examples for severe heterogeneity from inspiring English sources
'severe heterogeneity' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to express a great difference or variety of something, often in terms of its composition. For example, "The population of the city is characterized by severe heterogeneity in terms of age, race, and income."
The fractured-cavity carbonate reservoir possesses the features of severe heterogeneity, complex structure of reservoir space.
Due to severe heterogeneity, the results were summarized without further statistical analysis.
In view of the co-existence of the low permeability and severe heterogeneity, the effective tertiary technique for the enhanced oil recovery is still in progress.
Steam injection process has been the prevailing technique for heavy oil and bitumen extraction in the past decades, but the recovery performance and energy efficiency are poor, especially in oil reservoirs with harsh conditions and severe heterogeneity.
For the Q statistic, a p value of less than 0.10 was used as an indication of the presence of heterogeneity; for I 2, a value >50% was considered a measure of severe heterogeneity.
The sudden increase in water relative permeability in Figs. 11 and 12 can be attributed to severe heterogeneity of carbonate rocks and more accumulation of water in high permeability sections of composite cores.
The pooled estimate of multivariate OR based on three cohort studies [ 14, 15, 17] was 1.01 (95% CI = 0.80 to 1.23) with moderate-to-severe heterogeneity (I2 = 75.7%, P = 0.01).
In a severe conformational heterogeneity such as a global variation within the molecule or a continuous domain domain movement at large scale, a correct 3D reconstruction cannot even be obtained using the conventional classification approach.
In our most recent work, we have developed a segmentation algorithm to separate the SNAP SNARE structure from 20S particle by subtracting the hexameric NSF complex in the raw image of 20S particle and thus overcome the symmetry mismatch and severe conformational heterogeneity in the 20S particles.
We use this method to demonstrate that refolding in vitro introduces severe conformational heterogeneity into the natively-purified Varkud Satellite (VS) ribozyme.
We further demonstrate that in vitro refolding introduces severe conformational heterogeneity into the natively-purified VS ribozyme but not into the compact, double-nested pseudoknot fold of the HDV ribozyme.
