The phrase "a uniform influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or similar effect or impact that something has across different contexts or subjects.
Example: "The study revealed that a uniform influence of social media on teenagers' self-esteem was evident across various demographics."
Alternatives: "a consistent effect" or "a steady impact".
Individual and household characteristics such as employment, number of children in the household and smoking had a non-uniform influence on both uptakes.
For a uniform temperature rise, the influence of temperature-dependency of material properties on the electromechanical responses is investigated as well.
In context-based analysis of crime risk, studies of the relationship between environmental risk features and crime assume a temporally uniform criminogenic influence of land use features.
This article considers the design of practical feedback controllers for a class of spatially distributed processes where the state of a uniform physical substrate is influenced by an array of evenly distributed, identically constructed actuators and measured by an array of evenly distributed, identical sensors.
The fluid is assumed electrically conducting under the influence of a uniform magnetic field of strength B0 applied in a transverse direction to the flow.
An investigation of liquid metal buoyancy driven convection heat transfer is conducted in a rectangular enclosure with a square cross-section under the influence of a uniform horizontal magnetic field.
Rare variant burdens in cases and controls were not obtained using a uniform sequencing strategy, which could influence estimated prior odds.
We further controlled circadian influences by a uniform distribution of experimental sessions across the time of day.
Two improved structures, by decreasing the size of insulator layer and by coating a conductive layer to stabilize the potential of the insulators, are provided to eliminate SEE influence and achieved a uniform anode image.
