heterogjenisë
Heterogjenisë, often translated as heterogeneity, refers to the presence of non-uniformity within a system, population, or sample. The concept is used across disciplines to describe diversity in components, properties, or behaviors that prevent complete uniformity. The term derives from Greek roots meaning different origin or kind.
In biology and medicine, heterogjenisë describes genetic, phenotypic, or functional variation among individuals or within a
In statistics and research synthesis, heterogeneity denotes variability in study outcomes beyond what would be expected
In materials science, ecology, sociology, and linguistics, heterogjenisë characterizes variation in composition, structure, behavior, or language
Overall, heterogjenisë emphasizes that many systems are composed of diverse parts whose differences matter for understanding