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In a systematic review, the similarity of the studies selected.
Note: Studies are considered “statistically homogeneous” if their results vary no more than they might be expected to by chance. In a systematic review, “clinical homogeneity” means that the subjects, interventions and measuring instruments are similar or comparable.
Antonym: heterogeneity.