Slash-and-burn cultivation would have made for widely settled populations; and, as has been argued, the uniformity of the lowland Maya environment would have worked against the growth of strong interregional trade, always a factor in urban development.
Temperature uniformity of a wafer during post-exposure bake (PEB) in lithography is an important factor in controlling critical dimension (CD) uniformity.
This cannot be provided with a health service that is delivered through a belief in uniformity.
"The prosecutor has an interest in uniformity of the law," he said.
92– 93 However, the lack of uniformity in exercise protocols and outcome measures has been a limiting factor in the development of widely applicable exercise guidelines.
Furthermore, an additional factor affecting dose uniformity in the field junction area is the variation of the overlap widths at different depths due to the change of dynamic field-edge incident angle during beam on.
Uniformity in DNA extraction protocols is also an important factor in the reliability of HRM.
If boredom grows out of uniformity, our French presence on this continent is a factor for diversity.
This model implies that wild-type p53 acts as a 'caretaker' to maintain genetic uniformity in cell populations, and that p53 inactivation increases the probability of occurrence of a viable cellular mutant by a factor of about ten.
Timing of leaf budbreak is an important physiological factor in the developmental processes leading to cropping of blackcurrant, as uniformity of development is essential for both successful harvesting and for optimum fruit quality and yield.
An important factor in this case is the uniformity of a filler distribution in the NCM matrix, as one can see from the NCM structure shown in Figure 1.
