For instance, it is reasonable that if a grunt distracts an opponent's attention, then the present results may in fact underestimate the negative effects of tennis-grunting as our nonhuman white noise stimulus was far more uniform and quieter than the grunts of a tennis player.
16 Moreover, folding of th Cyt c in the gas phase is far more uniform than that of hh Cyt c, and slower by a factor of approximately 2 during the first approximately 4 s.
The votes and stances on these issues among Democrats in Congress are now far more uniform than they were as late as the 1990s.
The key theoretic advantage of the UD model selection over the grid search is that the UD points are "far more uniform"and "far more space filling" than lattice grid points.
Because the feed is the same for almost all the cows, the cheese is far more uniform than anything available before the regulations were set down.
The illuminating effects of gaslight were far more uniform than those of oil, but electric lighting, which emerged in the 1880s, flooded rather than simply pooled the streets in which it was installed with an intense, apparently white light.
The conditions in the ISM are far more uniform across space than those in protoplanetary disks, so it's likely that there is water everywhere waiting for planets to form.
Much of this monoculture, despite safeguards, is genetically far more uniform than in the past.
Our results indicate that coral cover on Indo-Pacific reefs is currently lower and far more uniform than expected (Fig. 2A).
The situation we report for the homeostatic growth of the neural retina is far more uniform.
This pattern suggests that there are only a few windows within which purifying selection is strong and consistent across samples, resulting in local haplotype frequencies that are far more uniform than the genome average.
