The phrase "a homogenous appearance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that looks uniform or consistent in its characteristics or features.
Example: "The design of the new building was criticized for its lack of creativity, resulting in a homogenous appearance that blended in with the surrounding structures."
Alternatives: "a uniform look" or "a consistent appearance".
On contrast-enhanced, portal venous-phase CT images, healthy splenic parenchyma has a homogenous appearance (Fig. 1c).
A homogenous appearance (similar shape and size) of neuronal cell bodies was also observed by NeuN staining.
The analyzed F1 and F2 generations displayed a homogenous appearance with small rosette size and were early flowering (data not shown), while genotyping revealed the expected ratios of plants homozygous, heterozygous or negative for the presence of the lhp1-6 T-DNA insertion (data not shown), confirming that 0.3 362 was allelic to lhp1-6.
Thus, the images of the brain acquired prior to resection often have a homogenous appearance and high image quality.
On CT examinations, LPS usually show a homogenous appearance although areas of calcification and ossification can be seen, especially in the myxoid cell type (our case showed a mixed density mass).
On imaging studies, the gland is diffusely enlarged and preserves its normal shape, showing a homogenous appearance similar to normal thymic tissue at both CT and MR (Fig. 6) [ 10].
Sal+MHV-68 lungs were indistinguishable from Sal control lungs, with both groups displaying an equally homogenous appearance with a network of airways in a virtually transparent parenchyma (Fig. 2A,B).
Behind its simple and homogenous appearance, articular cartilage hides a heterogeneous composition, a high level of organisation and specific biomechanical properties that, taken together, make articular cartilage a unique material that we are not yet able to repair or reproduce with high fidelity.
The defect is usually in the form of a well-defined zone of rarefaction with fine granular homogenous appearance simulating ground glass pattern and often surrounded by a narrow rim of sclerotic bone [ 3].
In the young face, superficial and deep fat is distributed evenly, creating a homogenous topographical appearance with smooth primary arcs and convexities.
At imaging, the tumours typically have homogenous appearance and show minimal contrast enhancement.
