The phrase "a uniform effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistent impact or influence that something has on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have a uniform effect on employee productivity across all departments."
Alternatives: "a consistent impact on" or "a uniform influence on".
Geographical isolation did not have a uniform effect on the number of simulation replicates ending in hybrid speciation and ecological introgression (Fig. 4).
In a study that compared the drier, western Himalayas with the monsoon-dominated, eastern part, Rees and Collins ([2006]) suggested that climate warming would not have a uniform effect on river flow in the region.
This threshold step is very important since it controls the system evolution and does not allow all modifications to have a uniform effect on DNA methylation.
Of note, there was not a uniform effect on overall survival in all three P. aeruginosa strains resulting from a loss of T3SS.
However, N-Myc may not have a uniform effect on condensation formation or chondro-osteoprogenitors since its deletion has a preferential effect on proximal elements, which was particularly evident in the dcko mice (Fig. 7V, VI, Fig. 8).
Impact position seems to have a uniform effect on the biomechanical responses in all three brain regions.
Our strong evidence of heterogeneity in the ATBC Study refutes the assumption of a uniform effect and casts doubt on the validity of the pooled estimates of the meta-analyses.
Further doubling the concentration to 2 mM had no uniform effect on particle growth, with the majority of the particles in the 30 nm size regime and some of the particles in the 40 to 55 nm size regime with a standard deviation approaching 35%.
This scoring scheme may be oversimplified, since different bases involved in either indels or mismatches need not have uniform effects on either an extruded DNA cruciform or on a hairpin arm.
These reports suggest that general market characteristics, such as the per capita numbers of specialists, primary care physicians, and hospital beds do not have uniform effects on the cost of treating different conditions.
Even global climate change does not have uniform effects on the terrestrial biosphere, Ellis said, and ecosystems respond differently to the same changes in climate.
