The phrase "allow for homogenous" is not correct as it is missing a noun to complete the thought.
You can use it when discussing the need for uniformity or consistency in a particular context, but it should be followed by a noun.
Example: "The design should allow for homogenous materials to ensure a cohesive look."
Alternatives: "permit uniformity" or "facilitate consistency."
The technique allowed for homogenous distribution of cells and micropores within the scaffold, increasing the absorption coefficient of large solutes (70 kDa dextran) over controls in a concentration-dependent manner.
The use of competitor mAbs with broad spectrum reactivity within an AIV haemagglutinin subtype allowed for homogenous detection with high sensitivity of subtype-specific antibodies induced by antigenically widely distinct isolates including antigenic drift variants.
The graph-based building model allows for homogenous encoding both spatial and non-spatial information of different types, which is necessary for route calculation.
This model allows for homogenous encoding of both spatial and non-spatial information of different types, which is necessary for route calculation.
Measured bleeding rates (mL/h) following heparin reversal were clearly differentiated in those with hemostasis scores≥3 compared to those with scores≤2 (1,420±957 v 147±96; p<0.001).Adherence to a management protocol for massive bleeding is feasible and allows for homogenous treatment of patients before study arm randomization in future "rescue" therapy trials.
A dedicated contrast media protocol allows for homogenous attenuation of the different thoracic vascular territories.
3. The use of a prepackaged kit facilitates materials manipulation and allows for homogenous sterilization.
Micromanipulation of single cells allows for homogenous distance/settings between all clones.
Controls and siRNAITSN-treated mouse lungs were inflated with 1 % low-melting point agarose in 10%% formalin at a constant pressure of 25 cm H2O, allowing for homogenous expansion of lung parenchyma, and then fixed in 10 % paraformaldehyde for 48 h and paraffin-embedded [ 31, 32].
As suggested by Galili, the incorporation in hydrogel fillers of alpha-gal nanoparticles could allow for a homogenous distribution into treated scaffolds [ 98].
