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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as homogenous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group or set of items that are uniform or similar in nature.
Example: "The samples were analyzed and found to be as homogenous as expected, showing no significant variation in composition."
Alternatives: "uniform in nature" or "consistent throughout".
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And, the obvious: footballers are not as homogenous as we would like them to be.
These highly standardized process conditions ensure that the pyrolysis products are as homogenous as possible.
reveals they may not be as homogenous as you think, with a huge difference in quality between the best and worst brands.
The exhibition title, Time Islands And Space Islands, perhaps suggests that the globalised world is not as homogenous as is commonly thought.
But the Kalahari has turned out to be not as homogenous as its imposing edifice might suggest.
It will never be as homogenous as what Zoho has created.
These countries are not as homogenous as "Post-Communist" labour markets.
A parent node would split into child nodes that are as homogenous as possible to dependent variables.
The above results are strengthened in the light of a study population being as homogenous as possible.
For the base case analysis, this patient selection process allowed the comparative patient groups to be as homogenous as possible within the specified dosage ranges.
The extra-chromosomal rDNA molecules in hyphal cells seemed not to be as homogenous as that in yeast cells (compare the lane marked 'SC5314 (yeast)' with other lanes).
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