Sentence examples for underlying homogeneity from inspiring English sources
The apparent variability near the C-terminus, however, masks a certain underlying homogeneity.
In the context of our discussion of appraisal, bandwidth-fidelity refers to the underlying homogeneity or heterogeneity of appraisal processes that are elicited by a QOL measure, including a single item.
The heterogeneity of mhttQ51 fibrils precluded us from resolving their structure in detail since all current structural techniques require some underlying homogeneity in fibrillar structures to achieve high resolution.
Despite the underlying regularity and homogeneity of the connectivity rules for each neuron, axonal arbors made by single neurons are highly anisotropic and highly individual (Fig. 3 a ).
By requiring the homogeneity postulate underlying the free mobility of ideal rigid bodies, Helmholtz thereby limited his considerations to Euclidean and ordinary non-Euclidean geometries.
Analysis of the residuals also revealed that there were no anomalies associated with Eqs (8) and (9) that would indicate non-compliance with the underlying hypotheses of normality, homogeneity of variance or independence of errors.
We therefore examined the diagnostic potential of regional homogeneity (ReHo) underlying neural correlates of SAD using support vector machine (SVM), which has never been studied.
Only a few parallel processing strategies for hyperspectral imagery are currently available, and most of them assume homogeneity in the underlying computing platform.
Furthermore, the Q statistic was computed to test the homogeneity of studies underlying r.
An important feature of this methodology is that no assumptions are made regarding trial-specific baselines and that between-trial heterogeneity is set to zero, thus assuming homogeneity of the underlying true treatment effects.
On inspecting the graphs of the residuals for the heights estimated by the models for each species grouping, we did not find any anomalies that would suggest non compliance of underlying hypothesis of independence of errors or homogeneity of variance.
