Sentence examples for the heterogeneous patterns from inspiring English sources

However, our field generally lacks the ability to recreate, in vitro, the heterogeneous patterns of cells and matrix which are hallmarks of native tissue.

It is argued here that the algorithms used to generate these products are designed to capture relatively large and contiguously burned areas and that the heterogeneous patterns of burn scars created by mosaic burning regimes pose a problem for current detection methodologies.

The heterogeneous patterns of vascularity observed in this study suggest that different types of approach may be needed to exploit anti-angiogenic treatment in lymphomas.

Homogeneous patterns were clearly evident in PC scores for each cluster on the left compared to the heterogeneous patterns for each ILAR subtype on the right.

This approach explicitly captures the heterogeneous patterns of interpersonal contacts that lead to disease transmission and allows rapid mathematical prediction of the probability and distribution of an epidemic.

Initially, metaphorical models invoking selection and differential gene flow were proposed to explain the heterogeneous patterns of genomic divergence that occur as speciation progresses [ 3].

Similar to our findings, early studies have demonstrated that the heterogeneous patterns of CpG island methylation parallel the heterogeneous loss of both ER and E-cadherin expression in these tumors [ 39, 40].

Such circumstances demonstrate that the subsidence in industrial areas is highly dominated by the heterogeneous pattern, while the subsidence in areas with other land-use categories (e.g., agricultural land, residential land, and commercial land) is relatively less heterogeneous.

It is an assumption for the magnetotelluric sounding (e.g., Kaufman and Keller 1981) but will be not appropriate because of the heterogeneous pattern of source electric current of GIE as shown in Thomson et al. (2009; see Fig. 3 in their article).

This is consistent with another observation of active faults in which the heterogeneous pattern of b-values at Parkfield was, to a high degree, stationary for the past 35 years and the 2004 M6 earthquake eventually occurred at a zone of low b-values (Schorlemmer and Wiemer 2005).

The heterogeneous pattern of DNA methylation recovery strongly suggested that the repressive epigenetic information disturbed by 5-Aza-dC treatment might not be completely restored.