1. The quality or state of being heterogeneous; the condition of being composed of dissimilar or diverse elements or parts.
Usage: Plural form of heterogeneity; Commonly used in academic and scientific contexts

Examples

• The heterogeneities in the soil composition affected the plant growth across different regions.
• Scientists studied the heterogeneities within the rock samples to understand geological formation.
• The classroom's heterogeneities in student backgrounds enriched discussions and learning.
• Economic heterogeneities between urban and rural areas create different policy challenges.
• The heterogeneities of the population made it difficult to apply a single statistical model.
• Researchers accounted for heterogeneities in the data before drawing conclusions.