The phrase "a uniform criterion for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consistent standard or measure that applies to a particular situation or set of circumstances.
Example: "The committee established a uniform criterion for evaluating the performance of all candidates."
Alternatives: "a consistent standard for" or "a common measure for".
Furthermore, a uniform criterion for timing the cataleptic condition can be achieved.
Finally, most methods set the threshold value by a uniform criterion for all genes and motifs tested (e.g. set to get a fixed % of hits in the genome [9], [32], [33]); obviously, this will generate many false positives for rare motifs and false negatives to very common ones (such as the TATA box).
It is not possible to define a uniform criterion for detecting and verifying various repeat patterns.
Use of a standard cut point also enhances consistency of findings across studies and provides a uniform criterion for identifying patients at risk.
A decision was also made to pre-specify a uniform criterion across studies for the time point at which to assess event rates.
Cross-cultural adaptation of an existing measure may render the adapted measure as an objective uniform criterion for international or multi-center clinical trials [ 3, 17].
While acknowledging this difficulty, we tried as best we could to circumvent it, by applying a uniform criterion – that of a loved face – for studying the brain's love system.
Adler's "great books" were certainly not chosen according to a uniform criterion-nor, for that matter, according to an evenhanded sense of judgment.
Since there is no uniform criterion for judging the sparsity [10], in our application, we say the spectrum is truly sparse if ρ < 0.5.
However, Freidson disagrees with the attribute approach, arguing instead that "the only truly important and uniform criterion for distinguishing professions from other occupations is the fact of autonomy a position of legitimate control over work" (Freidson 1970a, 82).
[ 13],[ 14] The objective of this study was to develop a set of CPs providing uniform criteria for clinical decision-making at different levels of care of gravid patients with preeclampsia or severe preeclampsia.
