Definition of heterogeneity in English:

heterogeneity

noun ˌhɛt(ə)rə(ʊ)dʒɪˈniːɪti

mass noun

The quality or state of being diverse in character or content.
the genetic heterogeneity of human populations
Example sentencesExamples
- Weak-culture firms exhibit heterogeneity in participants' beliefs about the relationship between the organization and its environment.
- Examination of the table indicates that there was wide variability on all measures, suggesting a fair amount of heterogeneity in this sample of adolescents.
- The global category needs to be unpacked to incorporate local heterogeneity of agricultural and social form as a precursor to understanding situated processes of change.
- The world system became characterized by cultural heterogeneity.
- Even though there was significant heterogeneity in the sizes of these treatment effects, the progress results are repeatedly presented as amalgamated data.
- Coupled with differences in national agendas, industry heterogeneity also influences the type of partner with which firms enter into joint ventures.
- The spatial distribution of snakes around the den exhibits substantial heterogeneity, with densities often varying markedly between adjacent areas.
- It is clear that a significant proportion of heterogeneity in outcome of infectious disease can be attributed to deviation of the immune response in one direction or the other.
- The test is known to be poor at detecting true heterogeneity among studies as significant.
- We can observe and quantify molecular heterogeneity.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin heterogeneitas, from heterogeneus (see heterogeneous) + -ity.

Rhymes

contemporaneity, corporeity, femineity, homogeneity

Definition of heterogeneity in US English:

heterogeneity

noun

The quality or state of being diverse in character or content.
the genetic heterogeneity of human populations
Example sentencesExamples
- Even though there was significant heterogeneity in the sizes of these treatment effects, the progress results are repeatedly presented as amalgamated data.
- Examination of the table indicates that there was wide variability on all measures, suggesting a fair amount of heterogeneity in this sample of adolescents.
- It is clear that a significant proportion of heterogeneity in outcome of infectious disease can be attributed to deviation of the immune response in one direction or the other.
- The test is known to be poor at detecting true heterogeneity among studies as significant.
- Coupled with differences in national agendas, industry heterogeneity also influences the type of partner with which firms enter into joint ventures.
- We can observe and quantify molecular heterogeneity.
- The world system became characterized by cultural heterogeneity.
- Weak-culture firms exhibit heterogeneity in participants' beliefs about the relationship between the organization and its environment.
- The global category needs to be unpacked to incorporate local heterogeneity of agricultural and social form as a precursor to understanding situated processes of change.
- The spatial distribution of snakes around the den exhibits substantial heterogeneity, with densities often varying markedly between adjacent areas.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin heterogeneitas, from heterogeneus (see heterogeneous) + -ity.

单词	heterogeneity
释义	Definition of heterogeneity in English: heterogeneity noun ˌhɛt(ə)rə(ʊ)dʒɪˈniːɪti mass noun The quality or state of being diverse in character or content. the genetic heterogeneity of human populations Example sentencesExamples Weak-culture firms exhibit heterogeneity in participants' beliefs about the relationship between the organization and its environment. Examination of the table indicates that there was wide variability on all measures, suggesting a fair amount of heterogeneity in this sample of adolescents. The global category needs to be unpacked to incorporate local heterogeneity of agricultural and social form as a precursor to understanding situated processes of change. The world system became characterized by cultural heterogeneity. Even though there was significant heterogeneity in the sizes of these treatment effects, the progress results are repeatedly presented as amalgamated data. Coupled with differences in national agendas, industry heterogeneity also influences the type of partner with which firms enter into joint ventures. The spatial distribution of snakes around the den exhibits substantial heterogeneity, with densities often varying markedly between adjacent areas. It is clear that a significant proportion of heterogeneity in outcome of infectious disease can be attributed to deviation of the immune response in one direction or the other. The test is known to be poor at detecting true heterogeneity among studies as significant. We can observe and quantify molecular heterogeneity. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin heterogeneitas, from heterogeneus (see heterogeneous) + -ity. Rhymes contemporaneity, corporeity, femineity, homogeneity Definition of heterogeneity in US English: heterogeneity noun The quality or state of being diverse in character or content. the genetic heterogeneity of human populations Example sentencesExamples Even though there was significant heterogeneity in the sizes of these treatment effects, the progress results are repeatedly presented as amalgamated data. Examination of the table indicates that there was wide variability on all measures, suggesting a fair amount of heterogeneity in this sample of adolescents. It is clear that a significant proportion of heterogeneity in outcome of infectious disease can be attributed to deviation of the immune response in one direction or the other. The test is known to be poor at detecting true heterogeneity among studies as significant. Coupled with differences in national agendas, industry heterogeneity also influences the type of partner with which firms enter into joint ventures. We can observe and quantify molecular heterogeneity. The world system became characterized by cultural heterogeneity. Weak-culture firms exhibit heterogeneity in participants' beliefs about the relationship between the organization and its environment. The global category needs to be unpacked to incorporate local heterogeneity of agricultural and social form as a precursor to understanding situated processes of change. The spatial distribution of snakes around the den exhibits substantial heterogeneity, with densities often varying markedly between adjacent areas. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin heterogeneitas, from heterogeneus (see heterogeneous) + -ity.
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