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As a natural phenomenon, mania without major depression will of course survive DSM-5 and ICD-11, but following its integration as a diagnosis into bipolar-I disorder (BP-I) in those manuals, BP-I will be more heterogeneous and, paradoxically, will include a unipolar disorder.

Therefore, our study population will be more heterogeneous than in the study by Shimazu et al. [ 17].

By contrast, in a society in which non-marital childbearing is common, cohabiting parents will be more heterogeneous with respect to their selectivity.

We anticipate that the patient sample accrued at USC Norris and LA County Hospital will be more heterogeneous than at Mayo Clinic and, specifically at LA County, will include a large proportion of un- or under-insured minority patients.

Women's lives will always be more heterogeneous than those of men, and both women and men need to accept that diversity.Secondly, mothers need to stop trying quite so hard.

Avoidance plans will, in general, be more heterogeneous than standard plans.

Uncomplicated cysts will appear well defined and with fluid attenuation on CT, while when calculi, sludge or debris are present they may be more heterogeneous (Fig. 9).

As such, Nayar adds, smart cities will be "more fortresses than places of heterogeneous humanity, because they are meant only for specific classes of people".

Current theory predicts such sudden transitions especially to occur in spatially homogeneous ecosystems, whereas transitions in spatially heterogeneous systems will be more gradual.

It has been suggested that species that evolved in a more heterogeneous environment and survived past climatic fluctuations will be more resistant to current global change [ 29].

Starting from this idea of structural-functional relationships at the level of cortical areas, we will argue that the cortical architecture is more heterogeneous than Brodmann's map suggests.