The phrase "a uniform area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or region that is consistent or homogeneous in nature or characteristics.
Example: "The research focused on a uniform area of the forest where the soil composition was identical across all samples."
Alternatives: "a consistent region" or "a homogeneous zone".
Below kt, a uniform area distribution across reserves maximizes biodiversity.
The 'temporal' strategy leads to a uniform area of GM or non-GM maize, depending on the prices and the weather risks.
A simple example of this approach is given in which a plant growth module is linked with a soil water balance module to create a crop model that simulates growth and yield for a uniform area.
The flame vertical radiometric profile was characterized by a uniform area within the reaction zone and lower free flame, and a decrease in radiosity with height as the measurements approach the flame tip.
Fortunately, the random variation can be overcome statistically by increasing independent sample numbers on both reference and measuring sites and by interpreting soil redistribution rates in terms of mean value for a uniform landform unit or contour transect (slope position) because the random errors tend to cancel out if averaged over a uniform area.
Signal j = average counts in the ROI for sphere j. Background = average counts in a ROI placed in a uniform area outside the.
However, SLIM provides images with very high SNRs (on the order of 1000 or more), and therefore σ is generally very small and can be estimated experimentally from an uniform area of the observed image.
Samples with smaller grains and more grain boundaries, such as nanocrystalline diamond, produce a higher emission current over a more uniform area than diamond samples with larger grain size.
For the scaling factor of the surround component, in addition to the value ρ = 0.85 suggested by Tadmor and Tolhurst [4], we have chosen ρ = 1.0 justified by the fact that when the central and surround components are placed on a completely uniform area, the DOG model would give an output of contrast even though no contrast would be perceived by an observer.
Thus, the triangular Ag NP island with a large uniform area can be obtained by this method.
A high intensity of fluorescence was observed in the aphid-infested leaves and covered a large uniform area of tissue, whereas no or small trace of fluorescent staining was detected in control (e.g., at 24 hpi, Fig. 4).
