The phrase "analogous sizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more objects or entities that have similar dimensions or proportions.
Example: "The two models were designed with analogous sizes, making them easy to compare side by side."
Alternatives: "similar dimensions" or "comparable sizes".
Seven different Al2O3-based suspensions were prepared by dispersing two nano-sized Al2O3 powders (having analogous size distribution and chemical composition but different surface chemistry), one micron-sized powder and their mixtures in a water + isopropanol solution.
Three Al2O3-based suspensions were prepared using two nano-sized Al2O3 powders (having analogous size distribution and chemical composition but different agglomeration behaviour) and a micron-sized one.
In this study, the effect size for appearance on predation risk of moving prey was generally less than the analogous effect size for stationary prey.
The goal of this study was to develop a nonunion process in a noncritical segmental tibial defect in sheep, a species analogous in size to humans.
Importantly, a mini-Fra construct, analogous for size and structure to mini-Robo, is insensitive to Comm and always localizes on the plasma membrane (Figure 1B).
Actual values were for mean weight of fish in commercial seines; however, since all fish caught were age 2, and all pink salmon mature at age 2, we considered this to be analogous to size at maturity.
Actual values were for mean weight of fish in commercial seines; however, since all harvested fish are mature for this species (Ricker 1981), we considered this to be analogous to size at maturity.
28 29 30 Cumulative meta-analyses of trials are at risk of producing random errors because of sparse data and repetitive testing of accumulating data when the required information size (analogous to the sample size of an optimally powered clinical trial) has not been met.
If the size(s) at which cells pass through subsequent cell-cycle transitions are affected in a manner analogous to birth size variations, then a strong correlation between birth size and mean size is expected.
With different tracer-gases and the same packing and column sizes analogous dependencies of Bodenstein numbers, Bo (Peclet number, Pe, with pellet size, dp, as characteristic dimension), versus the product of Reynolds and Schmidt numbers, ReSc, were obtained.
