Sentence examples for a higher uniform from inspiring English sources

Consumer surplus would also rise in this instance, because some people would buy songs they would have not have done at a higher uniform price.

Wharton students may be particularly fond of music, but it is also possible that the market would sustain a higher uniform price than 99 cents.

Four key error-generating stages are identified with the aim of prompting a higher uniform standard of routine analysis at export and import points.

By modifying graphite platelets with hydrogenase before assembling the particles into a network, we ensure a high, uniform enzyme coverage.

In many cases, a key strategy for designing high-performance radiation-resistant materials is based on the introduction of a high, uniform density of nanoscale particles that simultaneously provide good high temperature strength and neutron radiation damage resistance.

The chamber was optimized for good spatial resolution, two track separation, and a high uniform efficiency while operating in a 1.6 T magnetic field and subjected to long term exposure from a 11.6 GeV/nucleon beam of 106 Au ions per second.

This is supported by additional data: a high uniform background of NaCl perturbs water soluble chemotaxis more than chemotaxis to odorants spotted on the lid (Fig. S2).

In discrimination assays, in which a NaAc gradient is formed on top of a high uniform background concentration of NH4Cl, wild-type animals were able to locate the gradient peak (Fig. 4, NaAc/NH4Cl).

Based on this well described normal tissue sparing effect of microplanar beams, we developed a new irradiation geometry which allows the delivery of a high uniform dose deposition at a given brain target whereas surrounding normal tissues are irradiated by well tolerated parallel microbeams only.

The climate is characterised by a high uniform temperature, moderate to heavy seasonal rainfall, and high relative humidity.

The amount of the initial offer was drawn from either a low or a high uniform distribution with a mean of 12 (range: 9 15) and 32 (range: 29 35) pence, respectively.