The phrase "a uniform entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an entry that is consistent or standardized in appearance or format.
Example: "To maintain clarity in our database, we require a uniform entry for all user profiles."
Alternatives: "a standardized entry" or "a consistent entry".
Moreover, this strain is lac permease (lacY1) deficient, a feature that enables a uniform entry of IPTG (a lactose derivative commonly employed to trigger the expression of recombinant proteins engineered downstream of a lac promoter) into cells with a more homogenous level of induction and, consequently, adjustable levels of protein expression.
These precautions were taken as the initial position of A c was clustered inside the cytosol, which largely biases a uniform entry to the nucleus, and all events therein.
As well, collaboration between ACS-NSQIP and subspecialty surgical societies is active to create consensus on definitions of such occurrences, facilitating uniform entry into the national data collection algorithm.
First, to establish an international registry of individuals (mutation carriers and noncarriers; presymptomatic and symptomatic) who are biological adult children of a parent with a known causative mutation for AD in the APP, PSEN1, or PSEN2 genes in which the individuals are evaluated in a uniform manner at entry and longitudinally thereafter.
For details, Hu et al. [10] present a whole-data-based learning approach setting a uniform weight to missing entries, i.e., giving all zero entries the same weight.
WMF: This is the state-of-the-art method, which is a whole-data-based learning approach setting a uniform weight to missing entries [10, 24].
Geographic representation of the network areas was done using the straight-forward systematic sampling method and the Nth name selection technique (using a uniform interval of every 13th entry on the lists provided by each network) [ 7].
The first five entries were generated from a uniform distribution on the interval [-1.2, -0.8] and [0.8, 1.2].
Each entry in γ ¯ is applied to a uniform quantizer with quantization interval Δ (and clipping) for subsequent fixed-point processing using a signed, 8-bit representation.
All nonzero entries of the sparse vector x∗ drawn from a uniform distribution valued in the range [−1, + 1].
The questionnaires will have a uniform design and a closed answering format to allow optical reading technology for data entry.
