The phrase "a homogenous set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group or collection of items that are uniform or similar in nature.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a homogenous set of data to ensure consistency in our analysis."
Alternatives: "a uniform group" or "a consistent collection".
Defenders of such appointments say the notion of a homogenous set of graduates from elite universities is an overblown myth.
The major distinction is that an individual represents a single unit in a homogenous set, interchangeable with any other member of the set, whereas a person is characterized by his uniqueness and irreplaceability.
Second, we wished to validate sleep continuity on a homogenous set of polysomnographies.
First, facets must tap into a homogenous set of psychological processes, situated at the same ontological level.
All genetic analyses were performed with a homogenous set of 62 larynx squamous cell carcinoma (LSCC), which represents the most common type of HNSCC.
For these purposes, we used a homogenous set of DBS samples, spotted on the same day and stored in a similar manner, to provide a common platform for cross-protocol comparisons.
On the one hand there are well defined, standardized injuries, strictly scheduled protocols in a homogenous setting with young, healthy animals, and an observation period rarely exceeding 24 hours.
Where I teach now, in a rural area, we've got a very homogenous set of students, all from similar backgrounds – generation after generation quite happily in a steady state where they're not forced to improve.
The HR MAS MR spectra of the majority of tumor samples, which were classified as luminal A, were further explored to investigate whether metabolic characteristics could define subgroups within a transcriptionally homogenous set of samples.
The stage I cohort was then further separated into stage IA and IB patients, with the coefficients from the comprehensive model being applied in order to test the ability of the additional factors to stratify a relatively homogenous set of patients.
Under these conditions, the polymeric precursor was pipette into the beaker and allowed to spin for 15 seconds to create a fairly homogenous set of spheres.
