The phrase "homogeneous in size" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The set of marbles were carefully selected to ensure that they were homogeneous in size, making it easier to play games with them.
The cloned plasmids were not homogenous in size.
Using the new system, the researchers created particles highly homogenous in size — seen from left to right — with diameters of 33 nanometers, 55 nanometers and 200 nanometers.
The resulting NPs were notably homogenous in size, resistant to aggregation in serum, and invulnerable to heparan sulfate-mediated disassembly, compared to siRNA/PAMAM dendriplexes.
The results of this study are as follows: (i) the synthesis using V. oleifera allows for the preparation of monodisperse AuNPs that are homogenous in size and shape and stable in solution, (ii) the presence of organic compounds that can potentially offer important biological activity for these nanoparticles, and (iii) a new route for the production of bioactive gold nanoparticles.
Particles were ∼20 nm in diameter and homogenous in size and shape.
Moreover, in Bucarey's study generated VLPs were not homogenous in size and shape [ 35].
The uptake of [methyl-11C]-ZEGFR:2377-ST-CH3 generally increased with the tumor size (Fig. 5b) and appeared to be homogenous in the size range studied here.
The obtained nanoshells were homogenous in both size and shape, in contrast to the pure silver nanoparticles.
Bovine oocytes at the GV stage have homogenous (=less variable in size) lipid droplets that show little change following cooling, but intercellular coupling via gap junctions between cumulus cells and the GV-stage oocytes may be sensitive to osmotic stress.
Most fibers of the limb muscles were highly homogenous in shape and size and only a proportion of fibers were centrally nucleated within the diseased muscles.
In the meantime, in many regions, the theoretically higher mill recovery from larger diameter logs is often offset by the faster speed when processing homogenous (in terms of size and quality) logs, especially in high-volume sawmills.
