The phrase "a homogenous environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or context where the elements are uniform or similar in nature.
Example: "In a homogenous environment, team members often share similar backgrounds and perspectives, which can influence the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "a uniform environment" or "a consistent environment".
"It is good they are not in a homogenous environment.
Furthermore, green spaces have generally been treated as a homogenous environment type.
Moreover, their research proved that this process can be carried out in a homogenous environment by the use of micellar systems (e.g. microemulsions).
This change resulted in a homogenous environment represented by the basket with the plastic pearls of a single color.
By housing the databases in a homogenous environment, it is easy to perform searches that cross multiple databases using single SQL queries, and to routinely expose the databases with web service interfaces.
In a homogenous environment, the ping-pong effect is a phenomenon that rapidly repeats HHOs between two BSs and can be mitigated by means of dwell timer (DT) or hysteresis margin [16].
The phenotypic changes therefore may occur even in an homogenous environment and may result from asymmetric segregation of intrinsic fate determinants during cell division that lead to the change in gene expression patterns.
He said his insecurities about being a biracial child in a racially homogenous environment weighed on him the most when he noticed he was the "black friend" his peers' parents talked about and it wasn't necessarily him that girls didn't find attractive but "the skin I was dressed in".
Young, white males dominate and can make women feel uncomfortable: "It's a very homogenous environment.
Scenario 2 was a more homogenous environment, where connection and disconnection periods were the same.
To maintain a constant, homogenous environment and to eliminate coevolution between phage and hosts, each flask was inoculated with a sample of host cells from a pre-prepared stock.
