"homogeneous development" is a correct phrase and is suitable for written English.
It generally refers to a situation in which a certain kind of development or progress is uniformly or proportionally applied. For example, "The government has committed to a policy of homogeneous development across the country, ensuring that all parts of the nation have access to the same resources."
This paper identifies essential structural characteristics and the pre-requisites for fabrication techniques that can yield scaffolds that are capable of directing healthy and homogeneous tissue development.
In Italy where lack of homogeneous service development for patients with cancer pain, cultural barriers and poor guidelines dissemination are likely to exist, a combination of approaches adopted by professional and scientific associations, regulatory authorities and institutions could improve the way in which the pain is managed in this patient population.
For method development, homogeneous samples were prepared with large quantities of the mosses Isothecium myosuroides Brid.
Four weeks later, repeated CT (B) showed large left-sided lymphoceles with unchanged homogeneous attenuation and development of a thin, regular wall.
When the variance coefficient is 0.3, the distribution of injected water in different layers which is influenced simultaneously by both factors is relatively homogeneous, and the development effect is the best.
Moreover, the following issues have become more and more topical: the importance of defining specific planning policies for rural areas, and the need to go beyond the identification of zones to be intended for a specific and homogeneous type of development, by carrying out an ever more focussed and proper classification of rural areas.
However, the incidence of PSGs was homogeneous across embryonic development.
Analysis of fertilized bud seeds of N. sylvestris mutants shown that bud seeds were different in the sizes that indicates on their non-homogeneous and asynchronous development as compare with control plants.
Here we attempt to trace the development from homogeneous to heterogeneous catalysis in the allylic oxofunctionalization of cyclic olefins.
Furthermore, the chemoenzymatic glycoengineering approach using endoglycosidase-based glycosynthases may facilitate the development of homogeneous IgG glycoforms with desirable functionality as next-generation therapeutic antibodies.
