Sentence examples for the heterogeneity in the number from inspiring English sources

We do not observe visits in our data, but can infer the relevant number of active users, U, from the heterogeneity in the number of votes by users.

Finally, the heterogeneity in the number of read-pairs indicating Class 1 versus Class 2 events may be ascribed to two different factors.

Another noteworthy issue would be the heterogeneity in the number of reads obtained per sample, which makes comparison between samples a more difficult process.

We implement a large-scale model that takes advantage of some of those organizing principles, in particular the heterogeneity in the number of connections per metabolite (degree) [ 31], to infer connection probabilities p mr between metabolites and reactions.

We note that in many cases the heterogeneity in the number of contacts per individual can play an important role; but for the early stages of an outbreak considered here the effects of this heterogeneity can largely be subsumed into the parameterisation of R0.

The heterogeneity in the number of signals for a given species (that is, the different number of rDNA loci that could be found in metaphases coming from the same species) was positively correlated with ploidy (p < 0.0001) which means that with increasing ploidy there was a tendency to instability in the number of rDNA signals.

To overcome this issue, we decided to carry out MTT assays, to take into consideration the heterogeneity in the cell number distribution while setting up the experiment.

The heterogeneity in the size and the number of fluorescent structures suggested that, rather than targeted to an organelle, PpHsp16.4 forms large molecular mass structures within the cytoplasm.

The mixed logit model captures the heterogeneity in the value of "travel time" and "number of traffic lights" and accounts for correlations among repeated choices of the same respondent.

Representative images of MNNG-treated cells show the heterogeneity in foci number per nucleus (Fig. 3g-i).

Based on such call records, collected at a very high spatial and temporal resolution, we define an entropy function that measures the level of heterogeneity in the number of distinct countries - identified by their international phone code - that are present in the activity record of a city's neighborhood.