Sentence examples for a generally uniform from inspiring English sources

These variations, once masked by the grasslands that covered the area, have been exposed by a generally uniform use of the land for livestock and dairy farming.

For aqueous systems, there are several analytical methods available that may be utilised to classify and quantify a colloidal suspension but where the particles are of a generally uniform nature, and in sufficient number, the turbidity of the fluid provides an accurate measurement of concentration.

I have asked students why and get a generally uniform answer.

The towers had a generally uniform appearance, with 16 half-circular, or "horse-shoe", hollow-backed towers and eight square towers.

Melanin molecular contrast showed the excised lesion to have a generally uniform pigmentation.

In our University Clinic, due to a generally uniform approach to suturing, the skin is invariably closed using interrupted Donati stitching and the vagina by continuous suture.

This is in contrast to past wasting events which have been generally uniform across a region.

The coloration associated with BCMB is a light to dark brown generally uniform across the mushroom cap (Fig. 1), which is distinct from the discrete dark brown lesions associated with bacterial blotch disease caused by Pseudomonas tolaasii (5).

However, all participants had no prior clinical elective experience outside of Ghana aside from their UMMS rotation and also had fairly standardized clinical exposures while at UMMS, and thus the reflections offered were based on generally uniform exposures at a single institution.

Unless you have a dinner table full of people with generally uniform opinions, all three experts we spoke to recommended just saying "no" to conversations about politics or religion.

Plotting the number of Class 1 events across the unique portions of the chromosome revealed that while Class 1 events appear to be generally uniform within chromosomes there are a few peaks which indicate regions with elevated numbers of Class 1 events (fig. 6).